- Product:
- Coupé seating unit
- Manufacturer:
- Wilkhahn Design Archiv
- Architonic ID:
- 4107827
- Launched:
- 1968
- Country:
- Germany
- Category:
- Furnishings
- Address
Key facts
Product description
Description:
Seat Fibre glass-reinforced polyester, Cushion black leather
Back Fibre glass-reinforced polyester Cushion black leather
Frame Metal tube Four feet
Annie Tribél-Heinz has only designed one, albeit highly outstanding product for Wilkhahn. In 1968 she developed the “Coupé”, the inviting seating used at the Théatre de la Ville in Paris. The futuristic sitting shell accommodates up to four persons. The seating units fitted perfectly into existing alcoves and included lighting with electric rotary switches for varying lighting levels and for a telephone.
Only ten of these seating units were produced. The manufacturing procedure required too many manual steps, production was too time-consuming and was discontinued after a short time for cost reasons. One specimen today features in the collection of the Centre George Pompidou in Paris.
Dimensions:
Height 190 cm
Length 204 cm
Width 135 cm
Production period:
1968
Seat Fibre glass-reinforced polyester, Cushion black leather
Back Fibre glass-reinforced polyester Cushion black leather
Frame Metal tube Four feet
Annie Tribél-Heinz has only designed one, albeit highly outstanding product for Wilkhahn. In 1968 she developed the “Coupé”, the inviting seating used at the Théatre de la Ville in Paris. The futuristic sitting shell accommodates up to four persons. The seating units fitted perfectly into existing alcoves and included lighting with electric rotary switches for varying lighting levels and for a telephone.
Only ten of these seating units were produced. The manufacturing procedure required too many manual steps, production was too time-consuming and was discontinued after a short time for cost reasons. One specimen today features in the collection of the Centre George Pompidou in Paris.
Dimensions:
Height 190 cm
Length 204 cm
Width 135 cm
Production period:
1968