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Valmy Armchair
Valmy armchair by Ramy Fischler on a beech or black lacquered metal base
700 × 760 × 710 mm
Approx. $2,500 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Valmy armchair comes from Ligne Roset and was designed by Ramy Fischler. The armchair/bridge was initially designed for a pared-down, relaxing, comfortable hotel bedroom. Eight covering materials and three base finishes are available.
Construction
A steel wire frame clad in injected foam carries the seat, which has a plywood panel structure. The base is bent solid beech, natural varnished or stained anthracite, or black lacquered metal, with covers that a professional may remove.
Specifications
700 x 710 x 760 mm (W x D x H); seat height 420 mm.
Story
A hotel bedroom armchair
The Valmy armchair/bridge was initially designed for a pared-down, relaxing, comfortable hotel bedroom. Its shape and purpose emerged as sheer simplicity, and that simplicity makes it suit all types of contexts, colours and materials.
Three bases, eight coverings
The armchair stands on bent solid beech in natural varnish or anthracite stain, or on black lacquered metal. Eight covering materials are offered, and the seat stands 420 mm high.
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Collection
Valmy
Valmy by Ramy Fischler for Ligne Roset: carver chair and armchair on a bent beech or black lacquered metal base, with a back quilted by a sewing robot.