Image source: Minotti — Fil Noir Dining
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Fil Noir Dining
Fil Noir Dining little armchair by Christophe Delcourt with a slender metal frame
580 × 830 × 590 mm
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Description
Overview
Fil Noir Dining is Minotti's little armchair related to the Fil Noir armchair. A tubular metal outline carries its upholstered seat and backrest, with polished details at the frame junctions.
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Construction
- Frame: 18 mm metal tube
- Seat and back: metal, elastic webbing and flame-resistant polyurethane foam
- Inner back: removable thermoformed component with softer foam
- Covers: fabric removable after the frame is detached; leather fixed
Specifications
- Little armchair: largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 58, 59 and 83 cm
Story
A dining-scale Fil Noir
Minotti describes this little armchair as carrying the enveloping form of the namesake armchair into a dining piece. The smaller frame uses 18 mm tubing, compared with the 20 mm member specified for the armchair.
Polished junction details
The matt-painted tubular structure is punctuated by polished metal details. Minotti offers three named finishes for those accents, while the upholstery can be fabric or leather.
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