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Architonic ID: 20145341
Année de Lancement: 2020
Structure in metal with satin, chrome, black chrome, burnished or white 100 finish
Seat / backrest in 316 stainless steel with woven paper rush cord; or, in pure cellulose paper cord, in natural 4002 or anthracite 4005 color
Armchair seat cushion in polyurethane foam and polyester fiber, with water repellent upholstery. Removable in both the fabric and leather versions. Upon request, with upcharge
Feet rest on tips made of thermoplastic material
Concept
A small family of seating elements with big personalities calls to mind echoes of other seemingly contrasting times and cultures – Mediterranean and Scandinavian, both rustic and delicate, déjà vu and yet, timeless.Its construction displays a bold material contrast: the structure is in sleek metal while the seat and backrest are made of fine woven paper or paper rush cord – complex craftsmanship reminiscent of traditional methods and still performed entirely by hand.
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Piétement métal, Métal, Assise tressée, Acier inoxydable
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Christophe Pillet
France
Biography Christophe Pillet Graduated from the Decorative Arts School in Nice in 1985, Master of Domus Academy, Milano, in 1986. He worked with Martine Bedin in Milano for two years (1986-1988). He started his own agency in 1993 and has been working independently ever since. His first furniture were produced by XO in 1991. He now engages in many fields: product and furniture design, interior decoration, architecture, scenography and artistic direction. He creates furniture and objects for Cappellini, Daum, JC Decaux, Driade, Ecart International, L’Oréal, Lacoste, Moroso, Porro, Renault, Serralunga, Shiseido, Shu Uemura, Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Whirlpool… He also realises interior architecture for boutiques, hotels and restaurants such as the very hip Hôtel Sezz in Paris.