Kate 7302
Armchair with a steel frame and perforated steel backrest.
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With this piece, Patrick Jouin takes a new look at the iconic Facto chair, his very first piece, which entered the Fermob catalogue back in 1998. It is an outdoor seat with a simple silhouette made from a single material: soft sheet steel. Patrick uses these features to create a delightful, elegant, simple and welcoming armchair that is both practical and comfortable.
The shell backrest, which fits neatly into the frame, is embellished with a complex system of irregular perforations that spread out harmoniously. The overall design flirts with haute couture to achieve a technically demanding aesthetic offering.
The shell backrest, which fits neatly into the frame, is embellished with a complex system of irregular perforations that spread out harmoniously. The overall design flirts with haute couture to achieve a technically demanding aesthetic offering.
| Total height (cm) | 81.00 cm |
|---|---|
| Width (cm) | 57.00 cm |
| Depth (cm) | 57.00 cm |
| Stackable quantity | 4.00 |
| Outdoor | Yes |
| Warranty | 2.00 an |
| Article code | 7302 |
| SKU | FE_104697_ref |
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Patrick Jouin
French designer born in 1967, Patrick Jouin studied at the ENSCI in Paris. He works for Thomson Multimedia, before collaborating with Philippe Starck.
He opened his own agency in 1998, and designs objects, scenography, ...
