Doron Hotel Armchair by Charlotte Perriand for Cassina

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Charlotte perriand doron hotel armchair for cassina with a real passion for the mountains, charlotte perriand designed the iconic doron … Read more Charlotte perriand doron hotel armchair for cassina with a real passion for the mountains, charlotte perriand designed the iconic doron hotel armchair in 1947 for the méribel les allues ski resort and for the hôtel doron, one of the first chalet-hotels in the french resort. Comfortable, substantial and pleasant to the touch, this design armchair is made of solid wood, and can be paired with the table à plateau interchangeable, also designed by charlotte perriand. An outdoor version is also available. Charlotte perriand has maintained an enduring, deep connection with nature and was one of the first designers to examine the relationship between humans and their surrounding environment, employing natural materials in her works. Padding polyurethane foam. Base solid ash or canaletto walnut. Upholstery fabric, leather or saddle-hide. The doron hotel armchair was designed in 1947 by charlotte perriand, a real mountain lover, for the winter sports resort of méribel les allues and for hôtel doron, one of the first chalet-hotels, in the same location. The french designer always had a special and profound relationship with nature; in fact, she was one of the first to explore the relationship between man and his surrounding environment, seeking natural materials to use in her projects. Comfortable, textural and pleasant to the touch, the doron hotel armchair, already available for interiors, now comes in a solid teak outdoor version with soft and simple lines. The seat is padded with polyurethane foam covered with waterproof cloth. It can be paired with charlotte perriand's table à plateau interchangeable. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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