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Intrigo Chair

Intrigo 3715: armchair with a die-cast aluminium seat and extruded aluminium legs.

Dimensions

590 × 805 × 530 mm

Origin

Italy

Materials
Anodized die-cast aluminium seatExtruded aluminium legs, 22x22 mmPolypropylene feet
Finishes
Powder coating on seat and legs

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Description

Overview

Intrigo 3715 is an armchair with a die-cast aluminium seat and extruded aluminium legs, by Claudio Dondoli & Marco Pocci. Its lines twist harmoniously into an involving, minimal silhouette.

Construction

The aluminium die-casting creates different sections for the backrest, armrests and legs. The seat is anodized die-cast aluminium and the legs are 22x22 mm extruded aluminium, with a powder-coated finish on seat and legs. Polypropylene feet finish the legs.

Specifications

  • Overall size: 590 x 530 x 805 mm (W x D x H)
  • Weight 6.3 kg
  • Stackable up to 10 pieces
  • Italy: carries the 100% Made in Italy label

Story

Claudio Dondoli & Marco Pocci

Intrigo 3715 is designed by Claudio Dondoli and Marco Pocci. A combination of lines twists harmoniously and creates an involving, minimal silhouette. The main feature is the aluminium die-casting that forms different sections for the backrest, armrests and legs, while the legs themselves are extruded aluminium. The seat is anodized die-cast aluminium, and up to 10 armchairs stack together.

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