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Precious Armchair

Precious small armchair by Johannes Torpe for Moroso: padded body with arms on slender steel legs

Dimensions

570 × 710 × 560 mm

Materials
SteelPolyurethane foamPolypropylene
Finishes
Steel chromeGold chromeBlack chromeOxidored High Gloss RAL 3009Black High Gloss RAL 9005Rose Gold

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Description

Overview

The Precious armchair is a small armchair with arms by Johannes Torpe for Moroso. It belongs to the Precious seating collection and shares its base finishes with the chairs and bar stools.

Construction

Injected flexible polyurethane foam on a steel frame inside makes the body. It stands on a steel base that is varnished or chromed, closed off by polypropylene gliders.

Specifications

  • Overall size: W 570 x D 560 x H 710 mm (0PU)
  • Base: varnished or chromed steel
  • Body: polyurethane foam, steel frame inside
  • Gliders: polypropylene
  • Covers: not removable

Story

A small armchair for the Precious collection

The Precious armchair carries the collection's slender legs and metal plate under the seat into a seat with arms. Johannes Torpe, who founded Johannes Torpe Studios, designed the collection for Moroso.

Padding over a steel frame

Under the cover sits injected polyurethane foam, shaped over a steel frame. Its steel base comes varnished or chromed and rests on polypropylene gliders. The covers are fixed and cannot be taken off.

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