Week-end - Garden chair

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Week-end

Garden chair
Studio Brichet-Ziegler

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€310.00

The minimum purchase order quantity for the product is 2.

Garden metal chair

The WEEK-END collection is a full range of outdoor furniture. Designed with practicality in mind, all of the seats are stackable. The oval and circular shape drawn by the backrests makes them a graphic statement. The impact of the horizontal and vertical slats, so similar to stripes, highlights the full and empty spaces, asserting the identity of the collection.

ENVIRONMENT: indoor and outdoor
Anti-UV powder coating for outdoor use

MATERIALS :
Aluminum, grained epoxy paint

3 years warranty

DIMENSIONS
Without armrest / chair
W: 52 cm | 20.5 inch
L : 50cm |  19.7inch
H: 77 cm | 30.3 inch | BACK | 
H: 45 cm | 17.7 inch | SEAT | 
WEIGHT: 3kg | 6.6 lb

With armrest / bridge
W: 57 cm | 22.4 inch
L : 50cm |  19.7inch
H: 77 cm | 30.3 inch | BACK | 
H: 45 cm | 17.7 inch | SEAT | 
H : 68 cm | 27 inch | ARMRESTS | 
WEIGHT: 4kg | 8.8 lb

CREATING AND EDITION : 2017

CARE :

  • Clean with clear or soapy water withour detergent
  • Wipe carefully to avoid traces of limestone
  • For very encrusted traces, use an alcoholic window cleaner
  • Do not use abrasive or metallic sponge or scouring powder or any other detergentE : 
  • Do not use abrasive or metallic sponge or scouring powder or any other detergent
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Studio Brichet-Ziegler

Caroline Ziegler et Pierre Brichet founded the studio BRICHETZIEGLER in 2010. The design duo built up through exchange and dialogue to make an open think tank, where poetry, materials and forms express with sensitivity. They collaborate with several furniture and lighting companies, and work on industrial projects and interior design. In 2015, they started a new adventure while launching a self made collection, By Hands. A family of objects and small furniture, imagined, designed and made by themselves in their workshop, in limited edition. This is a laboratory for various researches on shapes and materials. They were awarded the VIA Project Assistance grants in 2011 and 2012, and the Bourse Agora grant in 2007 with Collectif Dito.In 2018, they are awarded Grand Prix de la Création de la Ville de Paris.

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