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Arobase Chair

Chair by Fritsch and Durisotti with a foam seat, curved plywood back and tinted solid ash legs.

Dimensions

560 × 800 × 620 mm

Approx. $1,800 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Ash woodMedium-density fiberboardPlywoodPolyurethane foamPolyester waddingFabric
Finishes
Tinted solid ash legs

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Description

Overview

The Arobase Chair was drawn by the pair Vivien Durisotti and Antoine Fritsch. It is upholstered in Tempt fabric. Manufacture takes place in Europe.

Construction

The seat uses polyurethane foam of 30E and 40E density with 100 g/m² polyester wadding. The back is a medium-density fiberboard and curved plywood structure, with 23E polyurethane foam and 150 g/m² polyester wadding. The base structure is ash wood, medium-density fiberboard and plywood, and the legs are tinted solid ash.

Specifications

  • Width: 56 cm
  • Depth: 62 cm
  • Height: 80 cm
  • Legs: tinted solid ash wood
  • Seat: polyurethane foam and polyester wadding

Story

Fritsch and Durisotti

Antoine Fritsch and Vivien Durisotti drew the Arobase Chair as a pairing of an upholstered seat and a curved plywood back on tinted solid ash legs. The two designers work together and approach each project with a global vision that considers the user's needs. Their ethos is based on encouraging more interaction between people, and they are described as advocates of positive design.

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