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Flax Armchair

Flax Armchair by Philippe Nigro with a solid American walnut structure

Dimensions

765 × 690 × 800 mm

Year

2010

Materials
Solid American walnutBultex polyurethane foamNew duck feathersPolyester quilting
Finishes
American walnut

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Description

Overview

The Flax Armchair by Philippe Nigro is a compact armchair with a visible structural carcase. The page gives a 75 × 75 cm footprint description and identifies the armchair as one place.

Construction

Its integral structure and feet are solid American walnut. The seat uses inset steel springs and high-resilience Bultex foam with polyester quilting; the back has an integral lumbar cushion with duck feathers and polyurethane foam.

Specifications

This listing gives height 690 mm, width 765 mm, depth 800 mm and seat height 380 mm, with a weight of 24 kg.

Story

Visible structure

The Flax Armchair makes its normally concealed carcase an aesthetic attribute. Philippe Nigro's design is compact and intended to fit a 75 × 75 cm cube description.

Comfort details

The one-piece seat and back cushions use Bultex foam, polyester quilting and a lumbar cushion filled with new duck feathers. The walnut structure and feet remain visibly expressed in the design.

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