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Lifesteel Armchair
Citterio's 2006 Lifesteel armchair: cowhide-upholstered metal frame, goose-down cushions, metal legs
1250 × 760 × 1050 mm
2006
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Armchair 014C01 from the Lifesteel range, credited to Antonio Citterio and dated 2006 by the manufacturer. Its page links three projects: apartments in a Paris hotel, a lake house in Talloires and a private apartment in Israel.
Construction
Cowhide-wrapped metal seat frame, goose-down cushions, metal legs in six finishes. Fabric and leather covers lift off.
Specifications
- Code 014C01: 125 x 105 x 76 cm (49 7/32 x 41 11/32 x 29 29/32 in)
- Design year: 2006
- Leg finishes: satin, chrome, black chrome, burnished, glossy anthracite, matt titanium 710
Story
Project references
Flexform's project pages place the armchair in a Paris hotel's apartments, in the living room of a lake house in Talloires and in the bedroom of a private apartment in Israel, where the project text says it is upholstered in soft leather.
Credit
The page and the first page of the sheet name Antonio Citterio and the year 2006.
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Collection
Lifesteel
Lifesteel by Antonio Citterio for Flexform, 2006: a light look, generous proportions, a rectangular armrest and slim metal base: sofa, armchair, daybed, bed.
