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Twin Armchair

Twin by Piero Lissoni: a small armchair with a one-piece birch plywood shell.

Year

2001

Materials
Birch plywood shellDouble-panelled poplar and pinePolyurethane foamPolyester fibre coverPolyamide velveteen backingWooden seat cushion frameCoated rubber elastic strapsChromed steel feetFabric or leather upholstery
Finishes
Chromed-plated finish (feet)

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Description

Overview

Piero Lissoni designed Twin for Living Divani in 2001. Twin is a small armchair with a compact volume and original proportions.

Construction

The shell is a one-piece structure in birch plywood, with backrest and armrest in double-panelled poplar and pine, padded in differentiated density polyurethane foam. The seat cushion is removable, with a wooden frame and coated rubber elastic straps, and has polyurethane foam padding of differentiated density. The cover is polyester fibre, needle-treated and given a resin finish, bonded to polyamide velveteen. The steel feet have a chromed finish and are joined by a bracket.

Specifications

Seat depth: 60 cm. Feet finish: chromed-plated.

Story

Compact volume, original proportions

Twin dates from 2001, a small armchair that Living Divani makes to a Piero Lissoni design. It has a compact volume and original proportions.

Shell, cushion and feet

Twin has a one-piece plywood shell with a removable seat cushion on a wooden frame, and the upholstery is fabric or leather. Steel feet with a chromed finish carry the chair, joined by a bracket, and zippers with Velcro fastenings make the fabric version, but not the leather one, fully removable.

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