sunset swivel chair
from Cappellini
sunset swivel chair
Design Christophe Pillet, 1997
Bent beech plywood, polyurethane foam, stainless steel
Made in Italy by Cappellini
Sunset is a swivel armchair with a satin stainless steel base with seat and back in bent birch plywood, padding in polyurethane foam. Fixed cover is offered in a variety of fabrics or leathers.
Christophe Pillet graduated with a degree in Decorative Arts in Nice in 1985, then collaborated with Philippe Starck in 1993 to become an independent designer. His main interests are projects concerned with interior design and interior architecture. He is a worthy contributor in this new and interesting pulse in contemporary French design. In 1994 he was nominated for "Designer of the Year." Pillet is a scrupulous designer with demanding choices in materials and finishes, searching from the beginning for a quiet elegance in his collaboration of brands.
32.25" w | 29.5" h | 25.25" d | seat: 16.25" h
Bent beech plywood, polyurethane foam, stainless steel
Made in Italy by Cappellini
Sunset is a swivel armchair with a satin stainless steel base with seat and back in bent birch plywood, padding in polyurethane foam. Fixed cover is offered in a variety of fabrics or leathers.
Christophe Pillet graduated with a degree in Decorative Arts in Nice in 1985, then collaborated with Philippe Starck in 1993 to become an independent designer. His main interests are projects concerned with interior design and interior architecture. He is a worthy contributor in this new and interesting pulse in contemporary French design. In 1994 he was nominated for "Designer of the Year." Pillet is a scrupulous designer with demanding choices in materials and finishes, searching from the beginning for a quiet elegance in his collaboration of brands.
32.25" w | 29.5" h | 25.25" d | seat: 16.25" h
$4,790.00 + free shipping
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