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Green Point Outdoor Chair
An outdoor armchair balancing a continuous metal band with handwoven rope.
583 × 800 × 560 mm
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Structured softness
Green Point Outdoor Chair pairs a fluid burnished aluminium outline with a handwoven seat and back. Vincent Van Duysen's design is offered as both a dining chair and a more ample armchair.
GSB05 armchair
The recorded version has armrests. Its drawing prints 58.3, 56 and 80 cm as the principal values without axis labels; separate unlabelled vertical values are not assigned to chair components.
Outdoor specification
Polypropylene fibre forms the weaving, plastic ferrules finish the aluminium base, and an optional shaped-polyurethane cushion is wrapped in waterproof polyester fibre.
Story
A continuous bend
Molteni&C describes the Green Point chair as a dialogue between structure and softness. A flat metal band runs through the supporting frame, while the woven back and seat introduce a denser surface within that open geometry.
Two chair characters
The family includes the slender GSE05 dining chair and the broader GSB05 armchair. GSB05 retains its own arm geometry and measured envelope rather than sharing the narrower dimensions of the armless model.
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