Archipen Chair
Archipen Chair
In Stock: 12
Fabric:
MP SpA - Cartagena FR, col. 5id (1 pcs)
MP SpA - Tranzerelle FR, сol. 901 (1 pcs)
Leather Cashmere, col. Biscotto (10 pcs)
The concept behind our latest creation, the "Archipen" chair, celebrates movement and dynamism through its distinctive design. With its minimalist aesthetic, characterised by clean lines and flat legs twisted in various directions, the chair references the first kinetic work of the world-famous Ukrainian avant-garde sculptor and artist Olexander Archipenko, “Archipentura”.
Designer: Kateryna Sokolova
Materials: Ashwood, metal, foam, leather / textile
Dimensions: H 79 cm, W 54 cm, D 62 cm | seat H 47 cm
Lead Time: 2 months
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HANDCRAFTED
The Archipen chair is crafted with utmost attention to detail, as every piece involves careful manual work. Its frame is made of solid ashwood, while the seat and backrest are made of plywood, which is available with a natural or stained finish.
ERGONOMIC
The Archipen Chair epitomises supreme seating with its ergonomic design and high comfort level. It features a solid wood frame for longevity, a comfortable seat, and a supportive backrest for utmost comfort for all users.
TIMELESS DESIGN
The Archipen chair is a testament to the timeless allure of minimalistic aesthetics. It pays homage to Olexander Arachipenko's visionary spirit while paving the way for a new era of artistic expression in the modern age.
PERFECT FOR HORECA SETTINGS
Thanks to a solid wood frame, the Archipen chair is built to withstand daily use in commercial environments, ensuring longevity and durability. Whether you're looking to make a stylish spot in a commercial lobby, add a touch of sophistication to a restaurant, or elevate the ambience of a hotel room, the Archipen Chair is a perfect choice.
CUSTOMISABLE
Recognising that every interior is unique, we offer a range of customisation options. These allow architects and designers to add different colours and patterns to suit various interior schemes.
