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Kerman Armchair
A configurable armchair with two seat widths and two armrest heights.
850 × 720 × 850 mm
2016
Informations produit officielles
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Overview
Kerman Armchair is a 2016 design by Philipp Mainzer and Farah Ebrahimi. e15 offers two armchair widths, with high or low armrests, within the wider Kerman seating programme.
Construction
The armchair is assembled from a seat module and optional armrest modules. The page publishes extensive textile and leather cover ranges and offers fire-resistant upholstery and cushion filling as an option.
Specifications
- Selected module: medium seat, 850 × 850 × 720 mm
- Seat height: 420 mm
- Armrests: 120 mm wide; low 550 mm or high 720 mm
- Use: private and public spaces
Histoire
A modular armchair format
The Kerman programme was designed by Philipp Mainzer and Farah Ebrahimi in 2016. e15 describes its sculpted silhouette as balancing ease and monumentality, and the armchair converts that system into two widths with a choice of armrest height.
Part of a broader seating system
The official page places the armchair beside Kerman sofa modules and poufs. Its separately dimensioned seat and armrest elements make the chosen width and arm configuration part of the product specification.
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