Chair A conversation Piece - UMAGE

The armchair Charles de POLS POTTEN is in the pure tradition of scandinavian design: a wooden structure and an organic shape that invites you to settle back and relax.

Exists in several colors. Indoor use only.

The swivel chair in the fabric of Spock from Pols potten, will seduce you thanks to its generous seat and its size contained. Swivel, it will easily find its place in all types of interiors.

Accompany your armchair Trifidae of the footrest OTTOMAN and relax you even further with style.

The designers from Numen/ForUse

The chair Oblique, here in its metal version, is comic in 2015 by the studio Numen/ForUse. The original shape of the seat made up of two triangles connected to, is highlighted by a fine structure that sublime this seat. The mix of both offers with a chair design, comfortable and original.

Choices in fabrics, the color of the structure and the armrests.

Designers Numen/ForUse

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With its size contained, but its deep seat, its width is generous and the design is both modern and timeless, this chair Charmy of Pols potten will easily find its place in all types of interiors and all parts.

The designers Pols potten have made the choice of using velvet for the seat : soft, warm, comfortable and stylish, it is at the top of the trend and sublime that chair Charmy from Pols potten.

Armchair with geometric forms asserted, the Milo is both stylish and comfortable thanks to its generous seat and back are friendly and welcoming.

A chair design-comfortable thanks to its chic style and its seat cozy. It invites conversation and relaxation.

Its structure in the grey metal, slightly smoked brings a touch of modernity and will integrate it into all types of interiors.

Samples of fabrics available.

The armchair RM58 Mat is the modern version of the armchair iconic RM58 Composite created in 1958 by designer Roman Modzelwski. Through a technique of mold we find on the RM58 Mat the original form, but worked with modern materials.

For the anecdote, a photo of the chair arrives in the hands of Le Corbusier in 1961, he wishes to obtain the license, but the Polish authorities of the time block the sale. Probably because the seat also tells the story of the Polish socialist who does not allow the manufacture of chairs in fiberglass, a material that is reserved for military use at the time.

Roman Modzelewski