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Lowseat Chaise Longue
Lowseat chaise longue by Patricia Urquiola, 2000, on stainless steel tube feet
910 × 590 × 1450 mm
2000
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Description
Overview
Patricia Urquiola designed the Lowseat chaise longue in 2000. It is listed in the Chaise Longues section of the Moroso range and belongs to the Lowseat seating system.
Construction
Under the covers sits polyurethane foam on a steel frame, and the chaise longue stands on feet made of stainless steel tube. Leather versions excepted, the covers can be removed.
Specifications
- Overall size: W 910 x D 1450 x H 590 mm
- Body: polyurethane foam on a steel frame
- Feet: round stainless steel tubing of 1.4 cm diameter
- Covers: leather versions excepted, removable
- Year and designer: 2000, Patricia Urquiola
Story
A piece of the Lowseat system
The Lowseat chaise longue appears in the Chaise Longues section of the Moroso range, dated 2000 and credited to Patricia Urquiola. With no load applied, the seat stands 41 cm high.
Steel frame and stainless steel feet
A steel frame sits inside the polyurethane foam of the upholstered body, and stainless steel tube forms the feet. The covers can be taken off, though not on the leather versions.
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