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Wood Bikini
Wood Bikini chair by Werner Aisslinger for Moroso, 2013: varnished ash frame, wood or upholstered
680 × 760 × 560 mm
2013
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Description
Overview
Wood Bikini is a chair designed by Werner Aisslinger in 2013 for Moroso. The frame is varnished ash wood, and the seat and back can be wood or upholstered.
Versions
There are three versions: code 02A entirely in varnished ash; code 02C with seat and backrest covered in polyurethane foam in differentiated densities; and code 02G with an upholstered seat and a wood back. The chair stands on plastic glides, and the covers are not removable.
Wood finishes
Six ash finishes are offered.
Specifications
- Overall size: 68 x 56 x 76 cm (W x D x H)
- Frame: varnished ash wood
Story
One frame, three ways to sit
In version 02A Wood Bikini is ash from end to end. Version 02C adds polyurethane foam covers to both seat and backrest, while version 02G keeps the wood back and covers only the seat. All three codes carry the same outer sizes.
Ash finishes
The ash comes in six finishes, and the chair stands on plastic glides.
Wood Bikini by Werner Aisslinger
Aisslinger, who was born in 1964, designed the chair in 2013.
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