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Doodle Armchair
Doodle armchair by Front, 2013: embroidered leather over a resin and steel frame
1100 × 980 × 700 mm
2013
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Description
Overview
The Doodle armchair carries the name of Front and the year 2013, and it is made by Moroso. Its leather covering is embroidered and cannot be removed.
Construction
A resin and steel frame sits inside cold-injected polyurethane foam and polyester fibre. Steel tube legs, powder-coated and wrapped in leather, end in polypropylene glides.
Specifications
- Overall size: 110 x 70 x 98 cm
- Frame: internal resin and steel
- Padding: cold-injected polyurethane foam with polyester fibre
- Legs: powder-coated steel tube wrapped in leather, on polypropylene glides
- Covering: embroidered leather, covers not removable
Story
The designers
Front is a Swedish design group formed by Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren, who collaborate on every project from the first idea to the finished product. Their objects often tell the viewer a story about the design process or the material.
Leather with embroidery
The armchair is upholstered in embroidered leather, and the leather also covers its steel legs. The covers are not removable.
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