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Vesta Chair

Antonio Citterio's 2023 Vesta dining chair with its official Flexform construction

Dimensions

550 × 750 × 540 mm

Year

2023

Materials
Metal structureMoulded polyurethane shellProtective laminated fabricSolid Canaletto walnut, ash or oak baseThermoplastic tips
Finishes
Raw-wood effectNaturalStained walnut extraStained walnutStained teakStained wengeStained brownStained ebony

Official product information

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Description

Vesta in the Flexform range

Vesta is named for the Roman goddess of hearth, home and family, and pairs an enveloping shell with a hand-finished solid-wood base. Vesta bears the year 2023; designer credit for Vesta is Antonio Citterio.

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Structure and upholstery

Metal and moulded polyurethane form the shell beneath protective laminated fabric. Fabric covers are removable, while leather covers are fixed. Fabric upholstery removable; leather upholstery non-removable.

Representative drawing

For 02B001, the largest drawing values, not labelled with axes, are 55, 54 and 75 cm.

Story

Vesta design record

Vesta is dated 2023 and attributed to Antonio Citterio. Vesta is named for the Roman goddess of hearth, home and family, and pairs an enveloping shell with a hand-finished solid-wood base.

Vesta technical profile

Metal and moulded polyurethane form the shell beneath protective laminated fabric. Fabric covers are removable, while leather covers are fixed. For armless code 02B001, the sheet prints 55, 54 and 75 cm; the axes are not labelled.

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