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Déjà-vu Chair
Fukasawa's chair in polished aluminium, with extruded legs and a die-cast seat and back
400 × 790 × 440 mm
2007
Official product information
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Overview
Déjà-vu is a chair designed by Naoto Fukasawa for Magis in 2007. The Magis page lists it with a polished aluminium finish for indoor use and describes the material as flame-retardant.
Construction
The legs are extruded aluminium, polished. The seat and back are die-cast aluminium, polished. The technical sheet states that the chair comes complete with felt pads.
Specifications
- Size: 40 x 44 x 79 cm
- Legs: extruded aluminium, polished
- Seat and back: die-cast aluminium, polished
- Finish: polished aluminium (SD834)
Story
A chair in polished aluminium
Magis lists Déjà-vu as a chair by Naoto Fukasawa, dated 2007. Its legs are extruded aluminium and its seat and back are die-cast aluminium, all polished. The technical sheet adds that felt pads are included.
In the designer's words
The Magis page carries Fukasawa's line: "Design means observing objectively." The page lists the chair in a polished aluminium finish for indoor use, and describes the material as flame-retardant.
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