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=0AMalabar has released the first two armchairs on its World Architects collection. Just like all the pieces on this collection, the design of the Valencia and Dynasty armchairs have been influenced by a renowned architect that has shaped the world of modern architecture
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">http:/=2Fwww.29.mkitd3.com/g/57266bcfb85f-2d894661f84119c146ce136ff996-7e5ejNiec7UBe6ed0oL" style="color: rgb(166, 122, 45);">Valencia armchair is inspired in the planetarium building designed by the acclaimed architect Santiago Calatrava. Clean lines and pleasing forms were the main elements taken from the architect to found this stylish armchair.
This armchair reflects the architect’s preference for geometric shapes and sober lines, which result in an organic and flowing structure. Produced by qualified artisans, the American walnut veneer with natural varnish and the high-quality fabric, available in various colors, give this piece the finest presentation. The 2013 Pritzker Architecture Prize winning architect Toyo Ito is the notable architect that provoked the creation of Dynasty armchair. Toyo Ito aspires to be “light and transparent”. Such a description can be applied to Ito’s building in Omotesando, Tokyo, in which elm trees – in the form of criss-crossed concrete braces – became a source of inspiration, due to the the building’s original facade. The Dynasty armchair attempts to convey the same feeling of lightness, with soft beige suede upholstery. The hands of our experienced artisans reproduce the silhouette of the trees on the back of the armchair with rosewood veneer.</div=3E
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Best regards,=3Cbr> Claudia Fernandes =3Cspan style="font-size:10px;">MarCom & PR Manager [email protected] Tel: + 351 222 011 023 | =2B 351 222 011 027 Casa da Companhia Oporto, Portugal |
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New Armchairs by Malabar
11.8.13 | Oporto, Portugal | Malabar has released the first two armchairs on its World Architects collection. Just like all the pieces on this collection, the design of the Valencia and Dynasty armchairs have been influenced by a renowned architect that has shaped the world of modern architecture.
Valencia armchair is inspired in the planetarium building designed by the acclaimed architect Santiago Calatrava. Clean lines and pleasing forms were the main elements taken from the architect to found this stylish armchair.
This armchair reflects the architect’s preference for geometric shapes and sober lines, which result in an organic and flowing structure.
Produced by qualified artisans, the American walnut veneer with natural varnish and the high-quality fabric, available in various colors, give this piece the finest presentation.
The 2013 Pritzker Architecture Prize winning architect Toyo Ito is the notable architect that provoked the creation of Dynasty armchair. Toyo Ito aspires to be “light and transparent”. Such a description can be applied to Ito’s building in Omotesando, Tokyo, in which elm trees – in the form of criss-crossed concrete braces – became a source of inspiration, due to the the building’s original facade.
The Dynasty armchair attempts to convey the same feeling of lightness, with soft beige suede upholstery. The hands of our experienced artisans reproduce the silhouette of the trees on the back of the armchair with rosewood veneer.
Dynasty11.8.13 | Oporto, Portugal | Malabar has released the first two armchairs on its World Architects collection. Just like all the pieces on this collection, the design of the Valencia and Dynasty armchairs have been influenced by a renowned architect that has shaped the world of modern architecture.
Valencia armchair is inspired in the planetarium building designed by the acclaimed architect Santiago Calatrava. Clean lines and pleasing forms were the main elements taken from the architect to found this stylish armchair.
This armchair reflects the architect’s preference for geometric shapes and sober lines, which result in an organic and flowing structure.
Produced by qualified artisans, the American walnut veneer with natural varnish and the high-quality fabric, available in various colors, give this piece the finest presentation.
The 2013 Pritzker Architecture Prize winning architect Toyo Ito is the notable architect that provoked the creation of Dynasty armchair. Toyo Ito aspires to be “light and transparent”. Such a description can be applied to Ito’s building in Omotesando, Tokyo, in which elm trees – in the form of criss-crossed concrete braces – became a source of inspiration, due to the building’s original facade.
The Dynasty armchair attempts to convey the same feeling of lightness, with soft beige suede upholstery. The hands of our experienced artisans reproduce the silhouette of the trees on the back of the armchair with rosewood veneer.
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