Lawson Dining

Overview

The Lawson dining pieces are credited to Rodolfo Dordoni and listed on minotti.com as a dining little armchair and a dining chair. Both have legs in ash with an open-pore Moka lacquer or in ash clad in leather. The little armchair's drawing prints 62 cm under the front view and 60 cm under the side view.

Construction

• Seat: plywood with high-natural-rubber-content elastic webbing, embedded in fireproof polyurethane foam
• Backrest: metal insert embedded in fireproof polyurethane foam; seat and backrest then covered in breathable heat-bonded fireproof fibre
• Covers: removable in fabric and leather alike, apart from versions with leather-clad legs
• Legs: ash with open-pore Moka lacquer, or ash clad in leather, with protective felt slides

Specifications

• Dining little armchair: largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 62, 60 and 82 cm

Leather on the legs changes the cover

The sheet says that when the legs of the dining pieces are clad in leather the all-fabric upholstery is not possible, and that those versions are the exception to fully removable covers.

Three upholstery routes

For the dining chair the sheet allows all fabric or all leather, or leather in Extra or Natural category on the backrest structure and the legs, with fabric on the seat.