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Drum

Mac Stopa's sculptural armchair, a tribute to the hexagonal drum pads of the 1980s.

Dimensions

1065 × 1475 × 870 mm

Origin

Italy

Materials
Polyurethane foamMetal insertElastic beltsMedium-density fibreboardFeltFabricLeather
Finishes
04 black matt lacquered base
Style
Sculptural

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Description

Overview

Drum is an armchair by Mac Stopa, presented by Cappellini as a tribute to the hexagonal drum pads from the 1980s. Its sculptural design suits it as sole protagonist or as co-star, and several pieces can be combined into modular seating areas. It is the key piece of a range that also includes a small armchair and poufs in two sizes.

Construction

The armchair is made of multi-density polyurethane foam, with a metallic insert and elastic belts in the structure. Upholstery is fixed and comes in fabric or leather from the Cappellini range, in one colour or two. The base is a matt lacquered medium-density fibreboard panel in 04 black, and the feet are felt pads.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 106.5 x 87 x 147.5 cm (DRU1)
  • Cover: fixed, monocolour or bicolour, fabric or leather
  • Made in: Italy

Story

A tribute to 1980s drum pads

Cappellini describes Drum as an astonishing burst of energy, a tribute to the hexagonal drum pads from the 1980s. The multi-density polyurethane foam is chosen for maximum comfort without compromising the strong visual impact.

Mac Stopa

Mac Stopa unites architecture, industrial design, interior decorating, art, fashion and a passion for graphics into a single aesthetic discipline. In 1996 he founded Massive Design, an architecture studio specialised in corporate design.

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