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Catifa 80 - Lounge
ArmchairsbyArper, designed byAlberto Lievore,Jeannette Altherr,Lievore Altherr Molinaand Manel Molina.
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About this product
Architonic ID: 1044532
Year of Launch: 2006
Lounge chair with with central swivel or retrun mechanism structure, in glossy or painted aluminium. Polyurethane body upholstered with fabric, leather, coated fabric or the customer’s choice of covering..
Concept
Catifa 80 is a light, low lounge chair with a pronounced horizontal character. Its reduced profile and wide seat are generous without being heavy or bulky. On its own it is a quiet, comfortable resting place or, grouped, a serene space for waiting or gathering.
Designed for lounges and waiting rooms, the Catifa 80 seat is available with a shell entirely upholstered in fabric, coated fabric or leather. The bases include a four-spoke version, swivel or with return mechanism, and a sled version.
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Material
Aluminium, Base metal, Metal
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Designers
Lievore Altherr –Alberto Lievore (Buenos Aires, 1948) y Jeannette Altherr (Heidelberg, 1965) begins in 2016 after a 25 year trajectory as Lievore Altherr Molina. The Barcelona-based studio specializes in product design & development, strategic consulting, creative direction, art direction, and ephemeral architecture for internationally recognized design companies such as Arper, Andreu World, Vibia, Tribu, among others. Lievore Altherr develops projects using an established strategy: a creative concept integrating product design and its communication. This holistic approach, humanist character, and the search for the essential in their projects – combined with a sensibility that transmits harmony and balance – characterize the designs of Lievore Altherr. After a long professional career as one of the co-founders of the Lievore Altherr Molina studio, 2016 will welcome the start of a new professional chapter, the creation of Estudi Manel Molina with the collaboration of Raimon Monsarro and Daniel Castro. The studio will continue developing projects in industrial design and consulting activities.
