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Wingback Micro Chair

A velvet-covered chair with sweeping curves, rethought from 17th century English wingback chairs

Dimensions

740 × 1000 × 740 mm

Year

2008

Origin

Poland

Weight

29 kg

Approx. $4,800 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
OakSteelPlywoodFoam
Style
Historical

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Description

Overview

The Wingback Micro Chair in Black Kvadrat Gentle Velvet (code WBC15GE0193BL) is a single-seat chair by Tom Dixon, designed in 2008 and produced in Poland, with expressive, sweeping curves.

Construction

The structure combines a steel frame, a hard sculptural foam shell and a modelled plywood base. Cut foam and a pocket-sprung seat cushion add comfort, and the chair is covered in Kvadrat Gentle velvet.

Specifications

  • Size: W 74 x D 74 x H 100 cm (29.1 x 29.1 x 39.4 in), 29 kg (63.9 lb)
  • Seat: height 45 cm, depth 52 cm; arm height 49 cm; legs 23 cm
  • Rating: 160 kg load limit; for indoor settings; one seat

Story

Balloon-back heritage

The chair nods to 17th century English wingback and balloon back archetypes, rethought and updated for the 21st century. A bold, sculptural profile carries its recognisable silhouette.

Concealed strength

A robust steel frame and a foam shell keep the form lasting, while precision-cut foam layers and a pocket-sprung seat cushion give ergonomic support without compromising the fluid lines.

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