Juliette of Cerruti Baleri

Designer Hannes Wettstein
Year 1987
Architonic id 1006805

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One day, out of the frenetic creative activity of Hannes Wettstein takes shape a sketch of a chair, whose backrest structure bends forward, defining the known logic. The formal exercise is then translated into a functional element. During the industrial process the backrest becomes armrest as well, and the chair itself a small armchair. This “ultralight” chair made out of nothing and many clever details is surprisingly comfortable. These characteristics make a real best-seller of Juliette, both for the residential and contract market, where it is requested for libraries, public exercises and conference halls. “Light, stackable, suitable for public spaces, sensible, easy to produce, comfortable, yet beautiful, Juliette is an example of sublime synthesis of many functions in a strong, calligraphic form.” Paola Antonelli

Seating system composed of: stackable chair, medium stool and high stool. Structure painted with epoxy powders in matt black, metallic silver or white with seat and seatback in stamped sheet metal painted to match the structure, or chromed structure with seat and seatback painted matt black or satin aluminium. Also available in stainless steel for outdoor use (only for the chair). Accessories include: seatpan and backrest slipcovers, chromed trolley (only for the chair), connecting-element, The chair is also available in a special version with writing desk.

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45 x 52 x H 77 cm (seat height 45 cm)

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Year 1987

Architonic id 1006805
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Architonic id 1029724