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Ayub
An Edward Van Vliet armchair with an ash base and down back cushion
2016
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Description
Overview
Ayub is an armchair designed by Edward Van Vliet in 2016. Moroso moulds injected flame-retardant polyurethane foam around a steel inner frame, supported by a varnished ash base.
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Cushions and covers
Polyurethane foam and polyester fibre form the seat cushion; the back cushion contains goose down. In the Sushi Edition, the main cover is fixed while cushion covers are removable.
Story
Ayub in 2016
Moroso dates Ayub to 2016 and credits Edward Van Vliet. The specification distinguishes the injected body from the seat and back cushions.
Upholstered assembly
The seat combines foam and polyester fibre, while the back cushion uses goose down. Moroso places the internal steel frame and injected foam body on a varnished ash base.
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