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Smile SO 0334
SediediAndreu World, progettato daAlberto Lievore,Jeannette Altherr,Lievore Altherr Molinae Manel Molina.
Informazioni su questo prodotto
Architonic ID: 1038248
SKU: SO 0334
Anno di Lancio: 2006
Armchair, beech frame. Back with bars and upholstered seat.
W 585 x D 510 x H 770/655/485 mm
W 23.25 x D 20.25 x H 30.50/26.00/19.25 in
Concetto
Romantic, somewhere between the Orient and the Occident, Smile is a memory-lane chair that smiles at us from an imaginary space in between the classic references. Made in wood, the Smile collection is characterised by its shared visual lightness, structural sturdiness and multifacetedness, suitable for both contract and home use, all as a result of a direct in contemporary language. The family comprises a stackable chair and carver, both models with 2 back versions: slats or board. Presented in the entire series of finishes in our catalogue.
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Material
Base legno massello, Legno
File di progetto
12
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Progettisti
Lievore Altherr –Alberto Lievore (Buenos Aires, 1948) y Jeannette Altherr (Heidelberg, 1965) begins in 2016 after a 25 year trajectory as Lievore Altherr Molina. The Barcelona-based studio specializes in product design & development, strategic consulting, creative direction, art direction, and ephemeral architecture for internationally recognized design companies such as Arper, Andreu World, Vibia, Tribu, among others. Lievore Altherr develops projects using an established strategy: a creative concept integrating product design and its communication. This holistic approach, humanist character, and the search for the essential in their projects – combined with a sensibility that transmits harmony and balance – characterize the designs of Lievore Altherr. After a long professional career as one of the co-founders of the Lievore Altherr Molina studio, 2016 will welcome the start of a new professional chapter, the creation of Estudi Manel Molina with the collaboration of Raimon Monsarro and Daniel Castro. The studio will continue developing projects in industrial design and consulting activities.
