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Architonic ID: 20060536
SKU: 6848
Year of Launch: 2019
Lucio Lounge
The Lucio Lounge combines maximum comfort with minimum weight to create a super-comfortable lounge chair that’s easy to move and offers a distinctive, graphic profile. The supportive foam and fabric body is connected to a tubular-steel frame with a textile cover featuring a unique upholstery effect with slashes at the base of the seat and headrest, inspired by the paintings of Argentine-Italian artist Lucio Fontana.
These slashes in the fabric allow the upholstery to hug the frame tightly, swaddling the structure of the angular seat as well as providing an unexpected visual contrast. At 88cm tall and 90cm deep, the chair is low-slung and generously sized to enable a truly relaxed sitting position, cleverly supported by sprung webbing that shapes to the body for extra comfort.
Dimensions
L690mm × D900mm × H880mm, SH400mm 25kg
Materials
Steel, Polyurethane, textile
Colour
Frame: Black
Upholstery options:
Crevin, Moss – 15 colour, 100% PES FR
Kvadrat Febrick, Uniform Melange – 38 colours, 68% wool, 22% polyamide, 10% polyester
Kvadrat Febrick, Drop – 29 colours, 60% wool, 20% polyamide, 20% polyester
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Material
Base metal, Metal
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Designers
Sebastian Wrong
United Kingdom
Sebastian Wrong is not only a founding member and Operations Director of Established & Sons, but also one of the company’s celebrated designers. His inventiveness and quirky take on the objects he designs have garnered attention from around the world. Wrong studied sculpture before establishing his own successful manufacturing company in 1995. The ‘Spun’ lamp made a huge impact when first exhibited internationally in 2002. It has since won the prestigious Red Dot design award and is currently being produced by Flos. Together with Mark Holmes Wrong formed the multifaceted organisation ‘The Lane’ in 2003 and produced a collection of design products, graphic identities and exhibition designs.