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Thomas Armchair

Citterio's 2000 Thomas armchair: solid-wood frame, semi-circular back, removable upholstery

Dimensions

690 × 660 × 640 mm

Year

2000

Materials
Solid walnutSolid ashSolid oakPolyurethane foamDacronLaminated protective fabricThermoplastic padsFabricLeather
Finishes
Canaletto walnut, raw-wood effectCanaletto walnut, naturalStained walnut extra finishAsh, naturalAsh, stained walnutAsh, stained teakAsh, stained wengeAsh, stained brownAsh, stained ebonyOak, raw-wood effect
Colors
Glossy whiteGlossy blackGlossy lilacGlossy pine greenGlossy salmonGlossy grey-greenGlossy mochaGlossy dove greyGlossy mustardGlossy saffronGlossy burgundyGlossy tealGlossy grey-blueGlossy moss greenGlossy brick

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Description

Overview

Thomas armchair by Antonio Citterio, dated 2000 by Flexform. The sheet lists codes 011N01 (armchair) and 011N21 (lacquered armchair).

Construction

Solid-wood frame on thermoplastic pads, a solid-wood seat padded with polyurethane foam and Dacron, a semi-circular solid-wood back. Both the fabric and the leather covers are removable.

Specifications

  • Code 011N01: 69 x 64 x 66 cm (27 5/32 x 25 3/16 x 25 31/32 in)
  • Design year: 2000
  • Wood: Canaletto walnut, ash, oak
  • Lacquer: 15 glossy colours

Story

Projects

The four linked project pages put the armchair in a Brussels penthouse, a villa in Portopiccolo near Trieste, a house outside Treviso and the Zuoz Patrizierhaus in Switzerland, where the text mentions green velvet upholstery. In Brussels the project text pairs it with the Groundpiece seating system, in Zuoz with the Adda sofa and in Portopiccolo with the Cestone seating system. The Treviso house was designed by Silvio Stefani of the Metamorphosi104 studio for a couple who moved there from Geneva.

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