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Shadowy Chaise Longue

Chaise longue by Tord Boontje for Moroso, a steel frame covered in handwoven polyethylene cord

Dimensions

1000 × 1620 × 1530 mm

Year

2009

Origin

Senegal

Materials
SteelPolyethylenePVC
Colors
Vert lagon n°07 / Vert n°08Violet n°10 / Bleu n°16Orange n°03 / Jaune n°05Rouge n°01 / Orange n°03Noir n°14 / Oxyde n°11MultigreenTartanMultiredBlack/WhiteChillySuperbluTutti fruttiPanafricana

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Description

Overview

Shadowy is a chaise longue that Tord Boontje designed for Moroso in 2009. Its article codes are SW0066 and SW0436.

Construction

The chaise longue has a steel frame covered with polyethylene cord. Cord in a range of colors is handwoven to the frames in traditional Senegalese patterns, with PVC glides.

Specifications

  • Overall size: 100 x 153 x 162 cm (W x D x H), chaise longue SW0066 and SW0436
  • Frame: steel, covered with polyethylene cord
  • Cord: polyethylene, handwoven, 13 weave variants
  • Glides: PVC

Story

Senegalese patterns

The chaise longue carries polyethylene cord in a range of colors, handwoven to the frames in traditional Senegalese patterns. Artisans in Dakar, Senegal, make the weave entirely by hand.

Weave variants

Thirteen colour variants are valid for all products in the collection. They run from two-colour weaves with numbered threads to named multicolour weaves such as Tartan and Panafricana.

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