Fontal dining armchair
Chairs from Expormim, Designed by Oscar Tusquets Blanca
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Product description
58 x 56 x 82 cm
Concept
Designed by Oscar Tusquets, Fontal’s look reminds us of a traditional chair that has been given a new appearance, yet it maintains lightness, warmth and charm.
Its creators have stated that "the project was born from the desire to take back rattan as a noble material, building on the rich tradition of craftsmanship in our country that supports its use. "To that end, they tried to give the hundred-year-old technique a new look, which was achieved by substituting the traditional strutting and joint wrapping for a twinning technique to join one reed to the next. With this innovative option, the designers created a flexible yet resistant structure that is very lightweight. They define the chair as “light, warm, charming and luxurious in the true meaning of the word“.
Its creators have stated that "the project was born from the desire to take back rattan as a noble material, building on the rich tradition of craftsmanship in our country that supports its use. "To that end, they tried to give the hundred-year-old technique a new look, which was achieved by substituting the traditional strutting and joint wrapping for a twinning technique to join one reed to the next. With this innovative option, the designers created a flexible yet resistant structure that is very lightweight. They define the chair as “light, warm, charming and luxurious in the true meaning of the word“.
More about this product
Part of the collection
INDOOR.
Manufacturer
Expormim
Family
Fontal
Architonic ID
1167181
Order number
T011 R
Year of Launch
2012
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