• East River Chair
  • East River Chair
  • East River Chair
  • East River Chair
  • East River Chair
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Vitra

East River Chair

East River Chair

Hella Jongerius, 2014

RM14,140.00 MYR
RM14,140.00 MYR
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Description 

The East River Chair by Hella Jongerius is a striking, small armchair composed of diverse materials such as wood, metal, leather and fabric. The carefully selected combination of colours and materials does not have a purely aesthetic purpose: the practical leather covers protect the armrests from dirt and wear, and the thicker padding of the seat cushion provides optimum lumbar support.

Details

Made in: Germany

Material Description

  • Seat shell:  laminated.
  • Upholstery:  polyurethane foam with fabric and leather cover.
  • Cover:  Premium Leather and various fabrics (Laser, Hopsak, Plano) in coordinated colour combinations.
  • Seat height:  400 mm (330 mm with applied load, measured in accordance with EN 1335-1).
  • Base:  legs in natural oak with steel cross braces powder-coated in ivory or dark oak legs with braces powder-coated in coffee.
  • Glides:  fitted with plastic glides for carpet, felt glides for hard floors additionally included.
  • Origin of wood:  oak (Quercus robur) from Western Europe and/or Poland.

Dimensions

East River Chair

Designer

Hella Jongerius, 2014

The designer Hella Jongerius has become known for the manner in which she fuses industry and craft, high- and low-tech, traditional and contemporary. In 1993 she founded the Jongeriuslab studio, where she has pursued independent projects and also created products for major clients, including Maharam, Danskina, IKEA and KLM.

Works by Hella Jongerius have been shown at museums and galleries such as Design Museum (London), Galerie kreo (Paris) and the Moss Gallery (New York).

Brand

Vitra is much more than a brand but rather a staple of design. Established in 1950 in Birsfelden, Switzerland, the brand has left its mark on design history through its transcending path. Starting as a furniture producer, it paved its way to manufacturing and ultimately became the powerhouse design institution we see today.

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