Eugène

Overview

Eugène (2025) comes from Christophe Delcourt and is made by Molteni&C. The page describes ergonomic design and refined elegance, an enveloping seating experience with a sinuous backrest and fluid lines.

Construction

The page says the design deconstructs traditional comfort and reimagines its components with invisible joints. The base and the internal structure are made of Polimex, and the base has a glossy lacquer finish; the seat is covered in textile or leather.

Specifications

• EPL1 armchair: 86 cm wide and 82 cm deep; the drawing's tallest vertical value is 81.5 cm, which is not labelled on the drawing
• Base finishes: forest green, dark blue gray, oz yellow, burgundy red, pewter colour, cappuccino, sand

Deconstructed comfort

The page presents Eugène as an armchair that deconstructs traditional comfort and reimagines its components, with invisible joints giving a seamless integration of form and function. It describes a solid yet lightweight profile, sinuous and sculptural, completed by a sleek base in glossy lacquer.

A base in Polimex

According to the page, Eugène's base and internal structure are made of Polimex, which it calls innovative and environmentally sustainable because the material can be fully recycled at the end of its life, helping to cut CO2 emissions considerably. It adds that innovative techniques allow a glossy finish that enhances and enriches the aesthetic.