Image source: Cassina — Dudet Armchair
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Dudet Armchair
Patricia Urquiola's Dudet Armchair, 2024: sinuous tubular supports around a roomy seat cushion.
780 × 720 × 670 mm
2024
Approx. $3,300 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Dudet Armchair is the 2024 armchair of the Dudet family, designed by Patricia Urquiola and adapted from the chair with expanded shapes and more padding.
Construction
The outer upholstery is removable, and the backrest cushion has variable-density inserts.
Specifications
- 577: 78 cm wide, 67 cm deep, height 72 cm (not labelled on the drawing)
Story
An invitation to comfort
The page presents the armchair as a refuge of relaxation, with the rounded shapes expanded and the padding more abundant than on the chair it is adapted from. The sheet says the backrest inserts give stable support for conversation.
Year
Cassina gives 2024 as both the design and the production year.
More by Patricia Urquiola
Mafalda Armchair
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Sengu Coffee Table
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Sengu Table
Patricia Urquiola's Sengu Table, 2021: an oval or round dining table on a solid wood base.
Collection
Dudet
Dudet by Patricia Urquiola for Cassina: a chair from 2021, then an armchair and a two-seat sofa from 2024, each built from a cushion and two tubular elements.
