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Double Zero Chair
Double Zero chair by David Adjaye for Moroso, 2015: a round upholstered back on a chrome steel frame
1040 × 700 mm
2015
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Double Zero is a chair by David Adjaye, dated 2015, made by Moroso. The covers are not removable, and the frame comes in two chrome finishes.
Construction
The frame is tubular steel with a polished black chrome or gold chrome finish. Seat and back are polyurethane foam over plywood panel, and the chair stands on polyethylene glides.
Specifications
- Overall size: D 70 x H 104 cm
- Frame: tubular steel, black chrome or gold chrome
- Seat and back: polyurethane foam over plywood
- Glides: polyethylene
- Covers: not removable
Story
David Adjaye
David Adjaye OBE founded Adjaye Associates in 2000, and the practice now works from offices in London and New York on projects that range from furniture to masterplanning. Double Zero is his chair for Moroso, dated 2015.
Foam over plywood on a chrome frame
The seat and back are formed from polyurethane foam over a plywood panel and carried by a tubular steel frame finished in black chrome or gold chrome. The covers are not removable.



