Image source: Moroso — Getlucky Armchair
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Getlucky Armchair
Getlucky small armchair by Patricia Urquiola, 2020, with a backrest that wraps around like a ribbon
610 × 570 mm
2020
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Description
Overview
Getlucky carries the credit of Patricia Urquiola, 2020, among the Armchairs of the Moroso range. Moroso created it as a "dining" model of small size whose nature stands in its minimal shapes, and says it stands out for the simplicity of its forms.
Construction
A soft backrest wraps around the back like a ribbon before interweaving with the comfortable seat. The seat and the backrest are cold-injected polyurethane foam over an internal steel frame. The Getlucky covers do not come off.
Specifications
- Size: W 610 x D 570 mm
- Structure: cold-injected polyurethane foam over internal steel frame
- Covers: fixed
- Credit: Patricia Urquiola, 2020
Story
Binary geometry
In Getlucky, Urquiola experiments with binary geometry, combining the seat parts and the backrest to great effect. The armchair is introduced as an harmonious interweaving of minimal shapes.
A ribbon-like backrest
The soft backrest wraps around the back like a ribbon before interweaving with the comfortable seat, and its precise lines embody the grace of the sign and the elegance of shape. Backrest and seat are geometric forms, perfectly balanced, in the maker's words.
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