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Fjord H
Fjord H armchair by Patricia Urquiola, 2002, with a technopolymer shell and stainless steel base
580 × 730 × 550 mm
2002
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Fjord H is a small armchair by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso, from 2002, listed among the Chairs in the Moroso range.
Construction
The shell is multilayer technopolymer and the base is satin stainless steel. The shell is offered in two colours, one of them a white-black combination, and the armchair is described as small.
Specifications
- Type: small armchair
- Overall size: 580 x 550 x 730 mm (code 106)
- Shell: multilayer technopolymer
- Base: satin stainless steel
- Shell colours: two options
- Designer and year: Patricia Urquiola, 2002
Story
Shell and base
Fjord H is a small armchair with a shell of multilayer technopolymer on a base of satin stainless steel. Two shell colours are offered, one of them a white-black combination, and the armchair is of small size.
Sled base and shell finish
The stainless steel base is a sled base. The white-black shell is glossy on the inside and matt on the outside, and Patricia Urquiola designed the armchair in 2002.
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