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PulpDining armchair in stained ash wood
L. 61 x H. 81 x D. 58 cm
Design Eugeni Quitllet
PULP is the first collaboration between Catalan designer Eugeni Quitllet and Roche Bobois: a collection of tables, chairs and armchairs with a biomorphic aesthetic that eschews straight lines and is complemented by refined finishes.
Inspired by the living world, the collection draws on the dissociation of elements: the designer imagined each piece as a cluster of molecules!
In terms of materials, PULP presents two sides of the same story:
- in glossy lacquer, it conjures up malleable shapes. Creamy white, Jaipur burgundy or elegant black: each color evokes a the idea of luxurious materials.
- in solid FSC® certified* ash wood with a flamed veneer, it showcases the idea of driftwood being smoothed and polished over time.
The chairs play on the same idea: seat, back and armrests appear to have formed through cell division, as in a growing body. Building on this theme, the seat seems to float above the tapered, Scandinavian-style leg.
Design
Eugeni Quitllet
Eugeni Quitllet is a Catalan designer. Born the 17th April 1972. He uses industrial design and creativity to shape new realities and an optimistic idea of Future. He synthetize form and function with an explosive elegance and sinuosity, to create best sellers For Eugeni Future is the optimistic state of imagination From the object to Space, he puts his eye on the world to make us rediscover it His visionary idea of the future aim at bringing to life that which doesn’t exist yet. His design practice is exceptionally diverse, making him a multifaceted creator: a Renaissance man from the future.
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