Emeco Soso Stacking Armchair

emeco soso stacking armchair

Design Jean Nouvel, 2012
Recycled aluminum
Made in USA by Emeco

For the SoSo Collection French designer Jean Nouvel drew upon his "philosophy of nothingness" to create the simple & lightweight chairs. "I just kept the same Emeco DNA and evolved it into a new light and comfortable chair". The comfortably embracing SoSo collection is handmade of 80% recycled aluminum, by Emeco craftsmen using the same process Emeco has employed to fabricate the famous 1006 Navy Chair since 1944.

Soso is offered in a brushed finish and is suitable for outdoor use. Stacks 4 chairs high. Optional seat pad is offered in black vinyl or recycled PET with top surface in felt, with or without an adhesive back.

21" w | 16" d | 30" h | seat: 18" h | 8 lbs.

$1,820.00 + free shipping in the continental U.S.
(please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery)

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Founded in 1944 by Wilton C. Dinges, the Electrical Machine and Equipment Company (Emeco) holds on tightly to their foundation of craftsmanship, utilitarian design, and history. Their origins lie in a collaboration with the aluminum giant Alcoa to develop an indestructible and useful chair for military use in Navy submarines and warships. Today Emeco is led by CEO Gregg Buchbinder who sums up their vision as “design plus craftsmanship.” Looking toward the future, Buchbinder has brought in Philippe Starck and Frank Gehry. With Starck, they developed the Hudson Chair. With Gehry, they created the acclaimed Superlight chair. In 2008, Emeco launched the Nine-O Collection by Ettore Sottsass and in the folowing year the Morgans chair by Andrée Putman, designed for the restored Morgans Hotel.