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About this product
Architonic ID: 20029256
Year of Launch: 2006
Deemed by Le Corbusier as a "romantic revolutionary", Flávio de Carvalho was a man of many skills who got involved in an innovative and provocative way in many artistic fields and particularly in design and architecture areas.
His concepts of design and architecture are moved principally by the imagination and correspond to the new forms of living and thinking. For this man recognized today as one of the Brazilian modern architecture precursors, interior design is as important as architecture. Within the framework of his main project, the Capuava ranch (1939), he designed most of its furniture, among them the famous FDC1 armchair created in the 50’s.
The shape of this armchair is impressive by its graphic and sculptural aspects. Tribal mask or wink to sadomasochism, this noteworthy piece was at that time very avant-gardist and remains very modern.
Materials: Solid Steel- Vege-tanned Leather
Dimensions: 78x70x(h)81cm
Seating height: 35cm
Concept
The FDC1 armchair is an exclusive and rare piece of furniture designed by artist Flavio de Carvalho in the 50s. This sculptural tribal lounge chair is one of designer’s masterpieces, deemed by Le Corbusier as a “romantic revolutionary”.
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Material
Base metal, Leather, Metal, Seat leather
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2
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