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Ariel

An Edward Van Vliet armchair with an ash base and layered cushions

Seat / Notes

Not published by the manufacturer: The public official page exposes no dimensions or accessible technical drawing; values have not been inferred.

Year

2016

Materials
Injected flame-retardant polyurethane foamInternal steel frameVarnished ashPolyester fibreGoose down
Finishes
Varnished ash
Official page

Description

Overview

Edward Van Vliet created the Ariel armchair, which Moroso dates to 2016. Around the inner steel frame, Moroso uses injected flame-retardant polyurethane foam; the base is varnished ash.

Ariel armchair in three-quarter view

Cushions and covers

Polyurethane foam is combined with polyester fibre in the seat cushion; the back cushion uses goose down. In the Sushi Edition, only the cushion covers are removable.

Story

Ariel in 2016

Moroso credits Edward Van Vliet with Ariel and dates the armchair to 2016. The official specification distinguishes the injected body from its separate seat and back cushions.

Layered seating

The seat combines a foam core with polyester fibre, whereas Moroso specifies goose down for the back cushion. A varnished ash base supports the internal steel frame and injected foam shell.

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