Norma Chair
by Lievore Altherr Molina from Arper
norma chair
Design Lievore Altherr Molina, 2005
Steel, fabric or leather
Made in Italy by Arper
Like a child's drawing of a chair, Norma expresses its very essence: simplicity, lightness, linearity. Its formal purity is brightened by vibrant colors, natural materials, fresh details and exposed stitching.
The Norma seating collection, suitable for residential and contract use, is ideal for many applications: from dining rooms to hospitality environments. Available in chair and stool versions, with a fully upholstered four-leg frame and body, it can be configured in leather, fabric, leather or coated fabric. Norma's refined silhouette is enhanced by the visible tone-on-tone stitching, also available in contrasting colors for the leather version.
* hidden steel frame
* stackable (up to 6 or 4 with arms)
* spare covers available, please contact the Hive Showroom for details - 1.866.663.4483
18.9" w | 33.5" h | 20.5" d | seat: 18.5" h
Steel, fabric or leather
Made in Italy by Arper
Like a child's drawing of a chair, Norma expresses its very essence: simplicity, lightness, linearity. Its formal purity is brightened by vibrant colors, natural materials, fresh details and exposed stitching.
The Norma seating collection, suitable for residential and contract use, is ideal for many applications: from dining rooms to hospitality environments. Available in chair and stool versions, with a fully upholstered four-leg frame and body, it can be configured in leather, fabric, leather or coated fabric. Norma's refined silhouette is enhanced by the visible tone-on-tone stitching, also available in contrasting colors for the leather version.
* hidden steel frame
* stackable (up to 6 or 4 with arms)
* spare covers available, please contact the Hive Showroom for details - 1.866.663.4483
18.9" w | 33.5" h | 20.5" d | seat: 18.5" h
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Lievore Altherr Molina
This prolific design group has designed products for Arper and is also known for interior design and packaging. They extend knowledge into a dedicated teaching practice, offering seminars and training to new professionals through universities.
Arper has a distinct place in the design world due to a collaboration with the firm Lievore Altherr Molina. Arper is focused on environmental quality and sustainability and using low-emitting recyclables.