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Calice Armchair
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About this product
Architonic ID: 20147951
Year of Launch: 2020
Dimensions:
4 legs: L 72,8cm x 70,7cm x H 71,6cm
Cross based: L 72,8cm x 70,7cm x H 71,7cm
Materials: metal, fabrics
Concept
Designed by Patrick Norguet. The Calice armchair owes its name and shape to the ancient sacred cups revered as objects of desire. The result of designer Patrick Norguet’s high-minded work on simplicity, this armchair is a pure expression of geometry: a sphere resting on a single leg, like a chalice, both sacred and precious. Made elegant and comfortable by the interlocking effect and the many details incorporated at the juncture between the seat and the leg, this design makes for an elegant addition to any room and a celebration of all types of settings, from private residences to hotel interiors. Base available with a cross-shaped structure or with four legs.
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Specifications
Base
4-leg base, Open base
Feature
Seat and backrest upholstered, With armrests
Usage
Contract, Hospitality, Residential
Variants
2
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Design files
1
Distributors
Designers
Patrick Norguet
France
French Stores Design, Ed.Ici Consultants 2007 Patrick Norguet,Design&Designer Ed. Pyramyd. Newest chairs Masterpiece Collection of the 21st Century. Design Secrets Saville/Stoddard Ed.Rockport. Spoon, Phaidon design book. The International Design Yearbook 2002. The International Design Yearbook 2003. The International Design Yearbook 2004. Who’s who in France 2003 . Who’s who in France 2004. Designers on Design by Conran. PRESS: France: ELLE, ELLE déco, L’ Express mag, Maison Française, Résidences, Jalouse, Numéro, Madame Figaro, Archi design, Marie Claire Maison, Paris Match, Figaro, Le Point, France soir, Archicrée, DS magasine, Intramuros, Le Monde… Italie: Casa Vogue, ELLE decor, ELLE, Interni, Ottagono Grande Bretagne: Wallpaper, ELLE Decoration, Nview, Weekend F.Times USA: Washington Post, New York Times, House and Garden, ID, Hamptons Magazine, Métropolis Interiors…
