Harry Armchair

Overview

The Harry armchair (1995, Antonio Citterio) is, according to the page, devoted to comfort through the relationship between the inclination of the backrest and the seat. The feet are its most distinctive element and are common to all the sofas of the same series.

Construction

• Frame: steel tubes and profiles
• Padding on the frame: cold-shaped, flexible polyurethane foam with a polyester-fibre cover
• Cushions: polyurethane in several densities plus sterilized down in the seat; polyurethane, down and polyester fibre in the back; cotton covers on both
• Feet: aluminium (sheet and extrusions), 11 cm high at the front and 7.5 cm at the rear (4 3/8 in and 3 in)
• Upholstery: fabric or leather

Specifications

• H85: Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 85, 85 and 82 cm

Feet that carry the design

The page calls the feet the most distinctive element of the armchair and says they are common to all the sofas of the same series. It describes them as a small detail that gives a product with a rather traditional appearance a light, modern personality.

One size drawn

The library page draws a single code, H85; its front and side views each show 85 cm (33 1/2 in).