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Lilliam Dining

Lilliam dining little armchair by Hannes Peer, on a solid ash or Canaletto walnut structure

Dimensions

670 × 820 × 660 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — Lilliam dining little armchair 67 cm — published as W 67 × D 66 × H 82 cm

Materials
Solid ashCanaletto walnutStructural polyurethane (BAYDUR 60)Cast aluminiumPolyurethane foamLeatherFabricNylon
Finishes
Liquorice (open-pore lacquer on ash)Light Brown (Canaletto walnut, matt polyester lacquer)Malt (Canaletto walnut)Black Coffee (polished aluminium element)
Official page

Description

Overview

The Lilliam dining little armchair by Hannes Peer is the dining little armchair of Minotti's Lilliam family. Its page captions it 67 cm and lists it in the 2026 Collection. Unlike the armchair, the dining version has both its shell and its armrests in structural polyurethane, on a solid ash or Canaletto walnut structure.

Little armchair beside a table, seen at an angle

Construction

  • Structure: solid ash lacquered in Liquorice, or solid Canaletto walnut in a Light Brown or a Malt stain
  • Shell and armrests: structural polyurethane (BAYDUR 60), the armrests coated afterwards in fire-resistant foam
  • Upholstery: removable; shell and armrests in leather or in fabric Megan - ART 45 (category Alcantara)
  • Feet: black nylon tips, each with a felt or a black polyethylene glide

Specifications

  • Dining little armchair: 67, 66 and 82 cm, its largest drawing values; the page caption gives 67 cm

Story

Shell and armrests in structural polyurethane

Minotti lists the dining little armchair on its own page, designed by Hannes Peer. In the dining version the shell and the armrests are both made in structural polyurethane, which the sheet names BAYDUR 60.

Wood and upholstery options

The structure is offered in three wood versions and the upholstery in two routes. The page also mentions FSC-certified wooden parts.

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