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Phileas Settee
Phileas large settee by Philippe Nigro: three places, 2,250 mm wide, lacquered base
2250 × 930 × 990 mm
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Phileas Large settee, lacquered metal base, seats three places. Philippe Nigro designed the Phileas seating for Ligne Roset.
Construction
Under the quilted cover, the seat is suspended on elastic webbing over a steel and particleboard structure. The base is steel finished in epoxy lacquer, satin black or satin bronze.
Specifications
2,250 mm wide x 990 mm deep x 930 mm high, seat height 420 mm, weight 94 kg, seats 3 places; 28 materials, 418 colours.
Story
The three-place settee
Phileas Large settee is 2,250 mm wide, 990 mm deep and 930 mm high. Its seat height is 420 mm and its weight 94 kg.
Seat, back and covers
The seat cushion uses 38 kg/m3 Bultex foam and the back 26 kg/m3 Bultex, under a quilted cover. For covers, 28 materials and 418 colours are shown.
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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.
