Leva Armchair | MC21

Chairs from Mattiazzi, Designed by Foster + Partners

Product description

Armchair in ash wood frame available in 4 finishes: natural, black, grey, red.
W: 56 cm x D: 51 cm x H: 76 cm, SH: 44,5 cm.

Concept

LEVA is the first timber chair designed by Foster + Partners. Inspired by the efficiency of the form and materiality of an oar, LEVA is designed ergonomically: its steam-bent arms, made of a single piece of machined timber, are slightly inclined, widening in the middle to form a comfortable, supportive backrest. LEVA's seemingly simple shape is the result of complex surfacing that optimises the chair for mass production. The sparing use of material is rooted in the idea of sustainability – to do more with less. LEVA relies on Mattiazzi’s craftsmanship and sophisticated machinery to manufacture a wood chair that is quiet in numbers.

>> The chair remains the archetypal furniture piece and one of the most difficult objects to design, requiring a deep understanding of form and comfort. It must be pleasing to the eye, able to fit a variety of settings from living rooms to restaurants, comfortable to sit on, and durable enough to last generations. << Mike Holland, Head of Industrial Design, Foster + Partners

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Part of the collection CHAIRS & ARMCHAIRS.
Manufacturer Mattiazzi
Family Leva | MC21
Architonic ID 20151396
Year of Launch 1905

Also available in 2 other variants

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