Item No.
100219569
Violin Chair
C$ 2,500.00
Item No.
100219569
Violin Chair
C$ 2,500.00
- Elegant lightweight chair.
- Contoured seat offers ergonomic comfort.
- Choose from a range of finishes and upholstery options.
- 29.8" H 20.59" W 21.42" D
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- Threshold Delivery, In-Home Delivery
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Designed by GamFratesi for Gubi
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Violin Chair
Violin Chair
C$ 2,500.00
Gallery
Musical chair —
The Violin chair is proof that visual interest and comfort are harmonious concepts. It’s named for the two parallel lines, evocative of violin strings, that extend from the backrest.
Details
With the Violin Chair, Danish-Italian design duo GamFratesi sought to reduce the archetypal chair to its simplest form while simultaneously creating a unique visual character. Lightweight and elegant, the slim powder-coated steel frame supports a contoured seat and curved backrest – both of which are perfectly positioned for ergonomic comfort. Choose from a range of finishes and upholstery options. Made in Denmark.
- Elegant lightweight chair.
- Contoured seat offers ergonomic comfort.
- Choose from a range of finishes and upholstery options.
- Brand
- Gubi
- General Dimensions
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- 29.8" H 20.59" W 21.42" D
- Product Weight
- 14.11 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Violin Chair
- Height (in): 29.8
- Width (in): 20.59
- Depth (in): 21.42
- Weight (lbs): 14.11
- Powder-coated steel frame
- Fabric upholstery
GamFratesi
Founded by Danish architect Stine Gam and Italian industrial designer Enrico Fratesi, GamFratesi unites their diverse backgrounds with a fluidity that shows in their offerings. Considered furniture architects, Gam and Fratesi like to experiment with the traditional: they emphasize artisanal details while focusing on utility for furniture that reflects the process and techniques that created it.
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