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Phileas Armchair
Phileas armchair by Philippe Nigro: steel and particleboard structure, quilted cover, lacquered base
900 × 930 × 990 mm
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Phileas Armchair, lacquered metal base, belongs to Philippe Nigro's Phileas seating for Ligne Roset and seats one place.
Construction
Particleboard panels and mechanically-soldered steel form the structure beneath a quilted cover. The base is lacquered steel, epoxy satin black or satin bronze.
Specifications
900 mm wide x 990 mm deep x 930 mm high, seat height 420 mm, weight 55.5 kg, seats 1 place; 28 covering materials, 418 colours.
Story
A single seat in the Phileas range
The armchair is the one-place unit and measures 900 x 990 x 930 mm (W x D x H). Its seat height is 420 mm and it weighs 55.5 kg.
Covers and base choices
The armchair has 28 covering materials to choose from, in 418 colours. Its base is lacquered steel in two finishes.
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Collection
Phileas
Phileas by Philippe Nigro for Ligne Roset: armchair, two settees and a footstool, with vertical quilting, a steel structure and 28 covering materials.
