Image source: Moroso — Taba Armchair
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Taba Armchair
Armchair from Alfredo Häberli's Taba family for Moroso, cold injected polyurethane on steel
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Description
Overview
The Taba armchair belongs to the Taba family that Alfredo Häberli designed for Moroso as a set of seating for living, sitting, talking and working. The armchairs are built from cold injected polyurethane and steel.
Construction
The armchair body is cold injected polyurethane and its core is an internal steel frame. The structure stands on black polypropylene glides that are fixed with screws. Taba covers cannot be taken off.
Specifications
- Body: cold injected polyurethane
- Frame: internal steel
- Glides: black polypropylene, fixed with screws
- Covers: cannot be taken off
- Designer: Alfredo Häberli
Story
Multi-functional seating
Taba is a family of products designed for existential multi-functionality: live, sit, talk, work. Häberli says that when he designs sofas and seats, interaction with people must take pride of place, which is why he plays with the precision of lines and the poetics of the organic language.
Polyurethane around steel
Inside the polyurethane of a Taba armchair sits a steel frame, and the foot of the structure is black polypropylene glides fixed with screws. The Taba covers cannot be taken off.
