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Jolly Stool
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À propos de ce produit
Architonic ID: 1068955
SKU: 18816
Année de Lancement: 2006
Jolly Stool: L 59 x W 41 X H 38 cm
Concept
Jan Armgardt’s design satisfies the natural desire for the trusted high back with a suggestion of wings. Jolly is a piece of frniture that is redolent of solidity and security, refuge and protection. The hint of a shell shape combined with the coordinated radii and sloping lines strengthen this impression, and create a coherent whole. At the same time, the small dimensions and the cantilevered version are at one with modern lifestyles, and result in a certain lightness. The swivel base extends the range of potential uses.
Jan Armgardt has successfully married tradition and modernity in a piece that is a classic, yet thoroughly contemporary. As always, special attention has been paid to careful stitching and craftsmanship.
For this model, Wittmann was awarded the Red Dot Award 2006 for product design.
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Cuir, Assise cuir
Tissu
Leather
Fichiers de conception
5
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Créateurs
Jan Armgardt Prof.
Germany
»Furniture fashioner« is what Jan Armgardt calls himself. And furniture stood at the beginning of his professional career: Armgardt, born in 1947, was apprentice to a furniture builder. After this training he studied interior decoration before returning to the practical side of furnishing, working for upholsterers, welders and joiners. With this solid craftsman´s basis Armgardt founded in 1971, together with a partner, »Workshop Design« and then »Armgardt´s Folding Furniture«, both of them companies which designed and marketed component furniture. Since 1974 Armgardt has been a self- employed designer. Besides his interior designs, his experimental activity has also found recognition. Naturally, here too furniture plays a central part, as with the paper furniture for »Human Touch« or the interior for the world´s most famous doll: it was Armgardt who created »Barbie´s New Livingroom« for the project »Artists and Designers Form Barbie«. He has been guest professor at Aachen technical college since 1998. [source: www.wittmann.at]