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Hera Chair

Antonio Citterio's 2018 armless dining chair with a polymer shell and metal or wood feet

Dimensions

480 × 850 × 570 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: spec sheet PDF — COD. 024601 chair, ashwood feet — published as W 48 × D 57 × H 85 cm

Year

2018

Materials
Patented shell materialSpecial polymer shellMetal feetSolid Canaletto walnut, ash or oak feet
Finishes
SatinedChromeBurnishedBlack chromeGlossy anthraciteMatt titanium 710Walnut raw-wood effectWalnut naturalWalnut stained walnutAsh stained walnutAsh stained teakAsh stained wengeAsh stained brownAsh stained ebonyOak raw-wood effect
Official page

Description

Overview

Hera chair is the armless dining version of Antonio Citterio's 2018 seating design. Its patented shell material carries removable upholstery and stands on either metal feet or solid-wood feet.

Hera armless chair viewed from a front three-quarter angle on a plain background

Construction

The technical sheet calls the frame a patented material; the page identifies a special polymer shell. Feet are offered in six metal treatments or in Canaletto walnut, ash and oak options. Fabric and leather covers are removable.

Specifications

  • Design year: 2018
  • Code 024601 armless chair, ashwood feet: Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 85, 57 and 48 cm

Story

The armless Hera

The official drawing separates the chair codes from the dining-armchair codes with arms. Code 024601 provides the narrower armless format on ash feet and is the configuration recorded here.

Two support families

Hera can use finished metal feet or solid wood. The page presents the shell as the common element across these bases and states that the upholstery can be removed in either fabric or leather.

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