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Architonic ID: 20174230
Einführungsjahr: 2016
The strong silhouette gives this chair a sleek appearance. This chair comes in many different shapes. Choose for example froma a sled, four legged, spin, freischwinger or wooden frame. Decide on two different types of arms or simply go without. Some sophisticated details come standard with this chair, like a French seam. Duo-upholstery is mainstream for this model. Choose from over 400 colours of leather and fabric and 38 powder coatings, or combine them and create your own signature chair. Then put your name on the label as a finishing touch! There is also a comfort version available, as well as a matching dining bench. COM possible.
Konzept
This ‘modern family’ has so many different characters, that you may wonder if they are truly related. As soon as you sit down, you will have your answer. Typical for all these contemporary chairs is their very comfortable, slightly springy seat. You can choose from a great variety of different back shapes and frames, with a swivel option for a selected few. Discover all possibilities to personalize our furniture. Decide for a French seam or a single fold seam. Choose from over 400 colours of leather and fabric and 38 possible powder coatings, or combine them and create your own signature chair. Then put your name on the label as a finishing touch! COM possible.
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Produktdetails
Material
Untergestell Metall, Metall
Design-Dateien
6
Designer
Stefan Steenkist
Netherlands
Stefan Steenkist graduated cum laude in 1994 from the Design Academy in Eindhoven. In that same year, the work he had done for his exams attracted attention during an exhibition at the Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam and the International Furniture Fair in Milan. The armchair 6290F that Steenkist designed for Gelderland was nominated for the Dutch Style Prize in 1998. Stefan Steenkist designs furniture with personality. He believes that furniture should not only be beautiful, functional, comfortable and of high quality, but that it should also express emotion. “This type of ‘human contact’ makes my designs unique and independent”, says Stefan Steenkist. © Gelderland Groep
