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Leopold Chair
Dining chair with an enveloping cushion in a minimalist solid wood frame, in fabric or leather
590 × 750 × 560 mm
2024
Italy
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Overview
Leopold is a dining chair by Jean-Marie Massaud, designed to be as comfortable as an armchair. An enveloping cushion sits enclosed in a minimalist wooden frame.
Construction
The structure is solid wood in Spessart oak or black elm. The seating is a single-layer moulded flexible polyurethane insert with elastic straps, the backrest adds down to its polyurethane insert, and the top coating is removable fabric or leather.
Specifications
- Designer: Jean-Marie Massaud, 2024
- Structure: solid wood, two finishes
- Top coating: 45 fabric and 10 leather families
- Drawing values: 590, 560 and 750 mm (axes not labelled on the drawing)
Story
Jean-Marie Massaud, 2024
The page credits the Leopold chair to Jean-Marie Massaud and dates it to 2024.
A dining chair meant to feel like an armchair
The chair is a rethink of dining, with comfort comparable to an armchair. The design is an enveloping cushion held by a minimalist wooden frame, aimed at moments of conviviality. One caption shows it with an olmo nero frame and removable Soft 13 moka leather.
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