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YUMI Stackable Chair 1.03.I
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YUMI Stackable Chair 1.03.I
Über dieses Produkt
Architonic ID: 20245765
Einführungsjahr: 2016
Stackable chair with frame in beech, upholstered seat and back. [cm. 54,5L x 55P x 48/75,5H]
We suggest high quality fabrics such as Kvadrat's Remix 3, Canvas 2 and Steelcut Trio 3 or Camira's Era, Main Line Flax and Blazer. For leather we recommend Elmosoft by Elmo. Additionally we offer eco-friendly fabrics such as Kvadrat's Reflect, 100% recycled polyester.
Konzept
A timeless classic able to adapt to the taste and needs of the contemporary world. In Yumi, Enzo Berti rediscovers the charm of a design with a graceful elegance, in which soft curves become an unprecedented detail to bring new forms of expression to public and private spaces. Yumi gives a distinctive look to any context. In wood or upholstered versions, this family finds the most suitable combination for any environment in a wide palette of fabrics and finishes, creating an intimate and welcoming embrace that does not neglect functionality. The continuous line that accompa-nies the backrest to the armrests, allows you to place the armchair on the table top, the stackable chair allows you to reorganise spaces with flexibility and efficiency.
Categories: stackable chair, armchair, stool.
Design: Enzo Berti, 2016
Colour Consultant: Giulio Ridolfo
Produktdetails
Material
Untergestell Massivholz, Holz
Design-Dateien
6
Vertriebspartner
Designer
Enzo Berti
Italy
Enzo Berti’s career reveals a multifaceted design attitude, developed by comparing arguments increasingly new in the world of Design and Architecture. National and international magazines and publications describe his work, as MoMA Encyclopedia of New York, and many of his works are exhibited in museum collections of worldwide importance. During his career he received many awards in events such as Biennale of Design in Ljubljana and Product Design Award in Chicago. Recently he has received Compasso d’Oro Award and Red Dot Award in Singapore where he was protagonist with projects which concern respectively the light and the music world.
