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Arom
An enveloping armchair with a removable cover and an exterior-body option.
2014
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Arom is Zanotta armchair 872, designed by Noé Duchaufour Lawrance in 2014. Zanotta describes it as an enveloping seat with a design inspired by the natural environment and the comfort of a classic seat.
Construction
The frame is steel. The upholstery combines polyurethane with heat-bound polyester fibre and elastic-strap suspension. Its removable cover is available in fabric or leather; Cowhide 95 may be paired with either on the exterior body.
Identification
The official Arom sheet identifies the model as 872.
Story
A natural outline
Zanotta describes Arom as a contemporary armchair with the comfort of a classic seat and a design inspired by the natural environment.
Upholstery and exterior body
The removable cover is offered in fabric or leather. Cowhide 95 is an alternative covering for the exterior body, used with either of those materials; elastic strips provide the stated suspension.
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