Domus Chair
Chairs from Artek, Designed by Ilmari Tapiovaara
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Product description
A masterpiece of modern furniture design, the Domus Chair was created as part of a series of furniture for the Domus Academica student housing complex in Helsinki. Comfortable enough to allow sitting for long periods of time, the Domus Chair achieved great success internationally, becoming known as “The Finn Chair.” The characteristic short arms mean that the Domus Chair can be pulled close to a table, perfect for studying at a desk and dining, while offering the necessary support and comfort.
Designed in 1946 by Ilmari Tapiovaara, Domus Chairs have been placed in homes and public spaces around the world ever since.
Designed in 1946 by Ilmari Tapiovaara, Domus Chairs have been placed in homes and public spaces around the world ever since.
Concept
While the chair is primarily for sitting, it must support a range of functions; it may be used for working, dining, or resting, for short periods or long durations. A good chair is portable and can be moved from desk to dining table to kitchen. It may be displayed singly or as part of a group, around a table or on its own. Artek chairs support the sitter, assisting good posture and providing ergonomic comfort. Aesthetically appealing, durable, and adaptable, they rise to the challenges of contemporary living.
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Categorised in Seating - Chairs - stackable - with armrests - 4-leg base - open base - Seat unpadded - Wood - Base solid wood - Seat engineered wood - Residential - Contract - Hospitality - Multipurpose.
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CHAIRS.
Manufacturer
Artek
Family
Domus Chair
Architonic ID
1127086
Year of Launch
1946
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