Collezione Surrealista Chairs with Cushions by Qvinto Studio, Set of 8

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Set of 8 collezione surrealista chairs with cushions by qvinto studio unique pieces. Handmade. Dimensions: d 40 x w 40 … Read more Set of 8 collezione surrealista chairs with cushions by qvinto studio unique pieces. Handmade. Dimensions: d 40 x w 40 x h 114 cm (each). Materials: stainless steel and wool. Collezione surrealista inspired by the surrealists, an exclusive collection of eight chairs takes life. The collection is produced entirely in italy using metals with certified provenance and was created by a team of artisans with the highest level of craftsmanship. Each chair was created and finished by hand, giving each individual piece and the collection as a whole a particular uniqueness and value. With the choice of stainless steel, the chairs have an excellent capacity for resistance to atmospheric factors, meaning the chairs will age very slowly and therefore have a longer ecological life cycle. Another fundamental aspect, from the perspective of sustainability of materials is to ask oneself: ‘what happens at the end of the life cycle of a product’? as in this case, the intrinsic resources must not be lost, but must be reintroduced into the system to create new value. Steel produced from recycled material does not show any degradation in mechanical properties, thus being indistinguishable from “new” material. Furthermore, steel is never depleted, but continuously transformed through recycling processes. This process perfectly describes the concept of “permanent material”, the crux of the circular economy. Steel is 100% recyclable. Each chair is produced with its own cushion made with high quality fabrics in collaboration with kvadrat. The cushion is joined to the chair through a magnetic system consisting of four magnets which are invisible at first glance as they are inserted inside the cushion cover and inside four millings in the metal sheet of the seat. The colouring of the cushion fabric is chosen to echo the colour scheme of the work of art to which it refers. See less