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Architonic ID: 20281284
Año de Lanzamiento: 2011
This is an armless version of SR-02. Though an armless form was not included in the original design, Kitani suggested and produced this armless chair, Applying beautiful lines and comfortableness of the original design.
A sophisticated touch same as SR-02 is a significant feature of the chair.
Another future is its universal design: As a seat and front legs are combined together, a person sitting on it can be fixable in changing his/her position.
Size: W 490 x D 490 x H 795 mm (Seat Height: 440 mm)
Frame: Black Walnut / Cherry / Ork
Seat: Leather / Fabric
Concepto
Sigurd Resell（1920-2010）
Resell,a Norway-born designer, started his career when a drawing for a competition was praised by Niels Vodder, a master furniture maker who created many fine works together with Finn Juhl. Later, a prototype was made from the drawing. In 1958, his SR 600 won an award at Copenhagen Cabinetmaker's Guild Exhibitions for craftsmen in Denmark.
One of Resell’s representative works, FALCON Chair, sold as a product of VATNE, a Norwegian furniture manufacturer, has been a long-selling item in Europe for over 30 years.
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Base madera maciza, Madera
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Sigurd Resell
Norway
Sigurd Resell (1920-2010) Sigurd Resell was one of the country’s most formidable furniture designers in the 1950s and 60s. What characterizes his furniture more than anything is an elegant and logical construction. While mostly designing furniture in a moderately traditional style, he later also developed a number of models in a more modern, international design language. He received nine different awards at various competitions and exhibitions at home and abroad. He graduated from the Norwegian National Academy of Craft and Art Industry in 1947. Resell then began working for Rastad & Relling Tegnekontor, where he stayed until 1968, with a brief intermission from ’53 to ’56, creating some of the era’s most formative furniture. The dining table Øya is a great example of his design talent, an elliptical shaped table in solid wood designed many years before his competitors.
