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À propos de ce produit
Architonic ID: 1466150
Année de Lancement: 2017
Fully upholstered in fabric or leather with zipper in back. Standard leather Elmo Soft, fixed upholstery.
Concept
In 2014 Christophe Pillet and Offecct launched the comfortable and timeless collection Ezy. Originally designed for the famous Pullman Paris Eiffel Tour Hotel, the collection is now supplemented with a new easy chair.
“Instead of making something strange, visible and loud, I wanted to make something very normal, simple and elegant. The purpose of the Ezy collection was to make a super functional, normal and long lasting design”, says Christophe Pillet about the origin of the Ezy collection.
The successful series is now extended with a new model, a larger, inviting easy chair. The easy chair is available with or without a returnable base.
Ce produit appartient à la collection:
Spécifications du produit
Base
Piétement colonne centrale, Près du sol
Feature
Assise et dossier rembourrés, Sans accoudoirs
Usage
Professionnel / Collectivités, Hôtellerie / Restauration, Bureau, Habitat
Fichiers de conception
8
Distributeurs
Créateurs
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.