Locus Solus Armchair

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Locus Solus Armchair

Exteta

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3537

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Frame:

Stainless Steel

Upholstery:

Fabric

Finish/Colour:

Pure White

Luminous Green

Gentian Blu

Sulfur Yellow

Signal Orange

Dimensions:

56 x 59 x 68h cm

Seat Height:

45 cm

Variations:

Lead Time:

6 - 8 Weeks

Color Temp:

Dimming:

IP Rating:

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Origin:

Italy

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Two soft padded tubulars wrap the seat of Locus Solus Armchair. The cushions, available in several colours, are handmade in fabric suitable for outdoor use. A unique design that fears no comparison. The Locus Solus Armchair project is signed by Gae Aulenti's unique style. The sinuous shapes together with the choice of linear elements give this element an innovative spirit that winks at retro inspirations.

The Locus Solus collection continues to reinvent itself and surprises with this new version featuring unexpected color combinations.

BRAND HIGHLIGHT

Mastering the art of Italian living, fine furniture maker Exteta works to elevate experiences for its clients with exquisite craftsmanship and expertly sourced materials. Creative director, Massimo Castagna offers an alternative perspective with unspoiled hybrid spaces, perfectly balanced interiors that seamlessly flow from inside to outside. Its impressive philosophy of design has enabled Exteta to collaborate with Italian design legends, including the likes of Gae Aulenti and Franco Albini. They continue to excite audiences across the globe, collaborating with modern Italian icons like Paola Navone and Ludovica + Roberto Palomba.

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Gae Aulenti

The genius of Italian architecture, Gae Aulenti, left her mark in many cities around the world with her personal style. Her design pieces brought art in- and outside of many homes. Aulenti’s prosperous career includes significant commissions of interior architecture, such as the renovation of Paris Gare d’Orsay, the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya in Barcelona in 1995, Scuderie del Quirinale in Rome in 2000, the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco in 2003 and the Turin Palavela in 2006.

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