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Mathilda Chair

Mathilda chair by Patricia Urquiola, 2013, with foam seat and back on ash or oak legs, stackable

Dimensions

570 × 770 × 570 mm

Year

2013

Materials
Polyurethane foamAshOak
Finishes
Natural ashHoney ashNut Brown ashTaupe ashAnthracite ashBlack ashNatural oakNatural oil oakBlack oak

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Description

Overview

Mathilda appears in the Chairs section of Moroso; Patricia Urquiola designed it in 2013.

Construction

Polyurethane foam in varied densities makes the seat and the upholstered back. Ash or oak forms the arms and legs, and fabric or leather armbands cover the joint between them. Covers are not removable. The chair stacks up to three high, with a seat height of 48 cm under no load.

Specifications

  • Size: W 570 x D 570 x H 770 mm
  • Seat height: 48 cm, no load applied
  • Wood: ash or oak arms and legs, six finishes for ash and three for oak
  • Armrest bands: fabric or leather
  • Stacking: up to 3 chairs
  • Design: Patricia Urquiola, 2013

Story

Foam seat on wood

Polyurethane foam in varied densities forms the seat and the upholstered back of this chair by Patricia Urquiola, designed in 2013. Its arms and legs are ash or oak; six finishes are shown for ash and three for oak.

Armbands, covers and stacking

Fabric or leather armbands cover the joint between arm and leg. Covers are fixed, seat height under no load is 48 cm, and as many as three chairs can be stacked.

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