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Chair_One

Category: Seating

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Chair_One is a truly unique seat. The shell is a structure of flat geometric shapes that join up around the edges, like a soccer ball. The shape was the fruit of lengthy preparatory studies, using sketches, cardboard models and prototypes before moving on to production in die-cast aluminium.

A chair in which the spaces prevail over the solid parts to characterise its aesthetic quality: a chair of the present and a classic of the future.
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Designed by
Konstantin Grcic
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A die-cast aluminium shell made up of many small, perforated and triangular faces. Chair_One is built by exploiting the potential of die-casting which is a precise technology allowing complex three-dimensional shapes to be obtained from metal (in this case aluminium).

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Product description
It is available in two versions: a stackable chair with aluminium profile legs, which may be polished, anodized or painted, to meet any needs for home, contract or outdoor settings; or a fixed or swivel chair with a cement base painted transparent that enhances its pleasingly rough texture, typical of contemporary art and architecture.
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Product name

Chair_One

Designer

Konstantin Grcic

Materials

Aluminium

Dimensions
Chair_One 4 legs cm 55x59x82 (h)
Chair_One concrete base cm 55x59x80 (h) base diametre cm 35
Production process
Die-cast aluminium
Year

2003

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