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Mathilda Armchair

Mathilda armchair by Patricia Urquiola: foam seat, curved backrest, solid ash or oak legs

Dimensions

700 × 760 × 700 mm

Materials
Polyurethane foamWoodAshOak
Finishes
Natural ashHoney ashNut Brown ashTaupe ashAntrachite ashBlack ashNatural oakNatural oil oakBlack oak

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Description

Overview

Mathilda armchair is designed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso. The armchair has a curved backrest and wraparound armrest covers.

Construction

Polyurethane foam in differentiated densities forms the seat, built over an internal wood and wood-derived structure. The backrest has a curved wooden structure with moulded polyurethane foam padding. The legs are solid ash or oak, varnished, fitted with polypropylene glides with exchangeable inserts. Wraparound armrest covers come in leather, fabric or cord, and the covers of the chair are non-removable.

Specifications

  • Size: W 70 x D 70 x H 76 cm (MA3001-492)
  • Seat height: 44 cm unloaded
  • Legs: varnished solid ash (six finishes) or oak (three finishes)
  • Armrest covers: leather, fabric or cord
  • Covers: non-removable

Story

Two trestles and a curved back

Mathilda is a modern design in the architectural sense, built on the proportions between whole and detail. Its concept rests on two trestles that give solidity and affinity while holding the seat and supporting the backrest.

The armchair in the Mathilda seating system

This version is the armchair, coded MA3001 in the Moroso configurator. Patricia Urquiola's design is presented as a seating system that is coherent, practical and instantly recognizable, and it carries wraparound armrest covers.

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