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Eve Chair

Piero Lissoni's Eve of 2009: an aluminium-frame armchair with a saddle leather seat and back.

Dimensions

560 × 760 × 420 mm

Year

2009

Approx. $2,800 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Aluminium frameThermoformed plastic seat shellSaddle leatherPolyurethane foam paddingQuilted light velvetCordura fabric backrest reinforcementBlack plastic slides
Finishes
Polished aluminium
Colors
BlueNaturalBordeauxGreenMarron GlacéAnthracite

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Description

Overview

Eve is an armchair designed by Piero Lissoni in 2009. Cassina describes a minimalist design chair with an aluminium frame and a seat and backrest strictly of saddle leather.

Construction

A thermoformed plastic seat shell carries the saddle-hide upholstery on an aluminium structure. On the sheet the leather is an envelope slipped over the frame, with no stitching in sight.

Specifications

  • Aluminium version: 56 cm wide, 42 cm deep, 76 cm high (values not labelled on the drawing)
  • Frame: polished aluminium

Story

Simple geometry

Cassina's page presents Eve as a minimalist and essential design chair with a modern touch, designed by Piero Lissoni for Cassina in 2009; the page title calls it an Italian design armchair.

A leather envelope

The sheet describes the leather as an envelope without visible stitching, made with cuts and folds, over a thermoformed plastic shell with a thin polyurethane layer.

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