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Fauteuil 306 Armchair

Reissue of a 1970s Michel Ducaroy armchair with vertical quilting on wire feet

Dimensions

600 × 780 × 660 mm

Materials
Moulded high-density polyurethane foamBultex polyurethane foamUltra-soft polyurethane foamSteel wire
Finishes
Bright chrome wire feet

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Description

Overview

The Fauteuil 306 Armchair wire feet is a reissue of a 1970s design by Michel Ducaroy. It has a unified, generous and enveloping seat and backrest, with vertical quilting that structures the surface and emphasises its comfort. Its size is 600 x 660 x 780 mm (W x D x H) for one seat, with a seat height of 470 mm; the weight is 14 kg.

Construction

The seat and back shell is moulded high-density polyurethane foam, with 5 mm baguette stitching on the structure. The seat and the back are made of high-resilience Bultex polyurethane foam and ultra-soft polyurethane foam. The feet are steel wire, Ø 12 mm, in a bright chrome finish.

Story

A reissue of the original

The 306 armchair retains the characteristic features of Michel Ducaroy's original: a unified, generous and enveloping seat and backrest, with vertical quilting that structures the surface and emphasises its comfort.

Modern upholstery technologies

Modern upholstery technologies give the reissue improved and lasting comfort. It remains true to the spirit of the original design and brings an emblematic piece from Michel Ducaroy's repertoire into contemporary interiors.

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