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Architonic ID: 1210679
Anno di Lancio: 1960
Big Mushroom is a fully upholstered armchair by Pierre Paulin with an iconic form language. Mushroom is the first piece of furniture made with a seamless, elastic fabric. The design set the tone for sculptural furniture design in the 1960s.
Mushroom collection
The Mushroom collection includes the original Mushroom (F560), a lounge armchair Big Mushroom (F562) and a matching Mushroom pouffe (P560). For kids, there is a scaled down Mushroom armchair: Mushroom Junior.
Construction
Steel insert frame, covered with foam.
Seat height
36 cm as standard.
Upholstery
Upholstery is available in a wide variety of high-quality fabrics.
Concetto
The world-famous Mushroom® (F560) by Pierre Paulin is an armchair for all generations. Part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Sensitive yet strong design. Art that is always comfortable.
Pierre Paulin’s first collaboration with Artifort, the Mushroom® Chair, marks a significant milestone in furniture design. It was the first design to fully conceal its structural elements within a single, sculptural form. A tubular metal frame, shaped into interconnected circular forms, is padded with foam and covered in stretch fabric—an innovative approach at the time.
Paulin initially experimented with swimsuit fabrics before Artifort’s Harry Wagemans sourced a durable, elastic upholstery material. According to Paulin, the Mushroom® Chair was “economically, mechanically, financially…the best seat I have created.”.
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