Getlucky Chair

Overview

The Getlucky chair is an upholstered chair by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso, listed under Chairs. It extends the series of the dining armchair Getlucky, with the distinctive backrest of the original project fitted to a solid wooden structure.

Construction

The backrest is cold-injected polyurethane foam on an internal steel frame. The seat is flexible polyurethane foam of differentiated densities on a padded plywood base, carried by ash wood legs 4.5 cm in diameter on a self-standing varnished inox frame. The seat stands 49 cm high when no load is applied, and the covers cannot be removed.

Specifications

• Size: W 610 x D 600 x H 760 mm
• Backrest: cold-injected polyurethane foam on internal steel frame
• Seat: flexible polyurethane foam on a padded plywood base
• Legs: ash wood, 4.5 cm diameter
• Seat height, unloaded: 49 cm
• Designer: Patricia Urquiola

A wooden frame for the Getlucky backrest

Moroso introduces this upholstered chair as a continuation of the dining armchair Getlucky. The distinctive backrest of the original project now sits on the frame of a solid wooden structure, a step described by Moroso as the prelude to a future extension of the collection.

Comfort and upholstery

The chair is comfortable, generously sized and welcoming. It lends itself to various types of upholstery, from velvet to elasticated fabric or even bouclé, and the legs are varnished ash wood in a choice of finishes.