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Gemma Armchair
Gemma armchair by Daniel Libeskind for Moroso, 2015: polyurethane foam over a steel frame
800 × 740 mm
2015
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Gemma is an armchair by Daniel Libeskind, dated 2015, with item code 061. Under the injected polyurethane foam sits an internal steel frame, with black polypropylene glides underneath; covers cannot be removed.
Construction
Over an internal steel frame goes injected polyurethane foam; underneath, the glides are black polypropylene.
Specifications
- Size: 74 (D) x 80 (H) cm
- Covers: not removable
- Item code: 061
- Designer: Daniel Libeskind
- Credit and year: Daniel Libeskind, 2015
- Glides: black polypropylene
- Inside: steel frame
- Foam: injected polyurethane
Story
Credit and year
Gemma is credited to the architect Daniel Libeskind and carries the year 2015. Libeskind established his architectural studio in Berlin in 1989 after winning the competition to build the Jewish Museum in Berlin.
Build and covers
Polyurethane foam surrounds the steel frame of the armchair, and black polypropylene glides sit under it. Its covers are not removable.
