Armchair Pach Harp Ivory Gubi

Apha is an armchair with rounded shapes and a low -suspended seat. A modernist work that combines both extreme comfort and versatility of use. The appearance of this unique chair is organic and extremely encouraging to relax. An excellent proposition not only for the living room, but also public interiors, e.g. Hotel lobby.

The seat seat is fixed with a pleasant to the touch Boucle fabric from the HARP group Gubi (karakorum. The armchair is also available on request. The manufacturer's offer includes several groups of upholstery materials to choose from. Details in the Customer Service section.

The attached arrangement photos show the Amph armchair in various, upholstery materials.

Pierre Paulin

Pierre Paulin was a French designer who revolutionized furniture design in the 20th century, combining modernity with an organic form. He graduated from École Camondo in Paris, and he gained fame in the 1950s and 1960s thanks to cooperation with Arthfort. His best -known projects are Mushroom armchairs, ribbon or Ton gua - sculptural, covered with stretch material, perfectly matching the body. Paulin rejected the classic form of a chair in favor of liquid, one -piece structures. He also designed interiors for the Elysee Palace during the President of Pompidou. His furniture, although avant -garde, has always been functional. Today he is considered one of the pioneers of modern comfort, and his works are still produced and inspired by subsequent generations of designers.