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Flair O' Maxi

Small swivel armchair with a fabric cover on a conical base, by Monica Armani, 2024

Dimensions

680 × 680 × 630 mm

Year

2024

Materials
Tubular steel and steel profiles (internal frame)Flexible cold-shaped polyurethane foam with polyester fibre cover (frame upholstery)Steel laminate and aluminium extrusion (swivel mechanism)Thermoplastic material (ferrules)Fabric (cover)

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Description

Overview

Flair O' Maxi (2024, Monica Armani) is a small armchair that B&B Italia says echoes the design of the Flair O' chairs, with bigger sizes for extra comfort. It swivels and has an automatic return mechanism.

Construction

  • Internal frame: tubular steel and steel profiles
  • Frame upholstery: flexible cold-shaped polyurethane foam with a polyester fibre cover
  • Swivel mechanism: steel laminate and aluminium extrusion, automatic return
  • Ferrules: thermoplastic material
  • Cover: fabric

Specifications

  • FM70M: Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 68, 63 and 68 cm

Story

A larger Flair O'

The page introduces the armchair as the roomier relation of the Flair O' chairs. It keeps their design and enlarges the sizes, and the stated aim is extra comfort.

Swivel with a return

The seat turns on a mechanism of steel laminate and aluminium extrusion. The technical list adds that the mechanism brings the seat back by itself, and the library drawing shows the turning movement with two arrows.

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