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About this product
Architonic ID: 20724495
SKU: C3320BAE
Year of Launch: 2022
Dimensions (W x D x H): 570 x 515 x 760 mm (SH 470mm)
Material: Japanese Oak
Frame Color / Finishing: Pure Oak + Clear Coating
Upholstery fabric: Kvadrat Steelcut Trio 3 Beige
Product Variations
Colors (coating / fabric): Gray Green / Green Mix, Grain Gray / Warm Gray, Pure Oak/ Beige, Terracotta / Orange Mix
Concept
The Chesa Chair is a compact meeting and dining chair, that balances classic elegance with contemporary details. The continuous curvature of the line that forms the front legs and backrest, creates a comfortable, protective space, that also allows sitting diagonally and thus face your conversation partners on the sides.
The fine-boned frame is made of solid, sustainably sourced Japanese oak wood and the backrest of bent plywood.
The calm and clear lines make the chair recognisable, but at the same time blend into a space easily, also when in larger numbers.
The seat and backrest are available in upholstered and non-upholstered versions. The wooden frame is available in four finish colors: grey green, grain gray pure oak and terracotta.These characteristics make it a versatile chair for a variety of uses, not only in the home, but also in the workplace and hospitality spaces.
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Specifications
Material
Base solid wood, Oak, Seat solid wood, Wood
Variants
3
You can visit the product page for these variants—just click on them!
Design files
3
Distributors
Designers
Jörg Boner
Switzerland
Silver Award, category design, Hochparterre «Die Besten», 2015: Lighting Haus Bärengraben, Meier Leder Architekten Gold Award, Designers’ Saturday Langenthal, 2014: Schätti Leuchten collection, light, Schätti Leuchten International Design Award Baden-Württemberg, Focus Energy in silver, 2014: Oyster, upholstered furniture, Wittmann 1st prize, Design Award, Swissbau Basel, 2014: Schätti Leuchten collection, light, Schätti Leuchten Design Prize Switzerland, 2013: Cresta, wood chair, Dadadum Bronze Award, Designers’ Saturday Langenthal, 2012: Schätti Leuchten collection, light, Schätti Leuchten Grand Prix Design 2011, Federal Office of Culture Switzerland Best Domestic Design, British magazine “Wallpaper”, 2011: Thermos, pot, Nestlé International Design Award Baden-Württemberg, Focus Energy in silver, 2006: Dresscode, wardrobe, Nils Holger Moormann IF Gold Design Award Germany, 2006: Dresscode, wardrobe, Nils Holger Moormann Good Design Award, Chicago Athenaeum, 2005: Dresscode, wardrobe, Nils Holger Moormann Interior Innovation Award Cologne, best material/imm cologne, 2005: Dresscode, wardrobe, Nils Holger Moormann 1st prize, Swiss support award (SMI), 2000: Hoover, wardrobe, Hidden Prize winner in the category design, Swiss competition for applied arts (BAK), 2000: Hoover, wardrobe, Hidden Prize winner in the category design, Swiss competition for applied arts (BAK), 1999: Cargo, wardrobe 2nd prize, competition “Design for Europe” Kortrijk, Belgium, 1998: Ajax, table, ClassiCon, Design Boner/Deuber Purchases Purchase of the design collection of the Swiss Federation, Museum of Design Zurich, 2014: - GO, light, ewo Purchase of the design collection of the Swiss Federation, Museum of Design Zurich, 2010: - Wogg 50, chair, Wogg - Thermos, pot, Néstle - Ftan, bed, Atelier Pfister - Lavin, lamps, Atelier Pfister Purchase of the design collection of the Swiss Federation, Museum of Design Zurich, 2008: - Wogg 42, chair, Wogg Purchase of the design collection of the Swiss Federation, Museum of Design Zurich, 2006: - Dresscode, wardrobe, Nils Holger Moormann Purchase of the design collection of the Swiss Federation, Museum of Design Zurich, 2004: - Cookuk, kitchen concept, Aarau Purchase of the design collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum London, 2004: - Pof 1, chair, Hidden Purchase of the design collection of the Swiss Federation, Museum of Design Zurich, 2003: - “Who’s gonna drive you home tonight?”, bench Purchase of the design collection of the Swiss Federation, Museum of Design Zurich, 2003: - Hoover, wardrobe, Hidden Purchase of the Collection Fonds National d’ Art Contemporain France, 2002: - Hoover, wardrobe, Hidden
