Petite Friture × Studio Brichet-Ziegler
Week-End Stacking Armchair: Set of 2
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Description
PRICE IS FOR 2 CHAIRS. Bring some savoir faire—as well as the option to stack when not in use—to outdoor settings with this bridge or dining armchair from French brand Petite Friture. The charming mix of vertical and horizontal slats framed with an oval on the seat is a contemporary update on traditional motifs from Paris-based design duo Studio BrichetZiegler. Crafted in aluminum with a matte-finish grained and anti-UV powder-coat in a variety of available hues, it's part of the complete Week-End collection of alfresco furniture.
Sold as set of 2.
Specifications
Size
- 30.3" h x 19.7" w x 22.4" d (77x50x57cm)
- Seat height: 17.7" (45cm)
Material
Aluminum, grained epoxy matte paint, anti UV
Details
- Features anti-UV coating for outdoor use
- Two-person assembly required
- Screws and tools provided
Brand
Petite Friture
Paris-based Petite Friture (French for “small fry”) champions new names as well as veteran designers as they collaborate on objects, lighting and furniture, all created for everyday life. “Emerging talents benefit from the exposure of the more established talents, while established talents remain fresh and open to new ideas thanks to the contact with emerging talents,” says founder Amelie du Passage. “I like to think of Petite Friture as the meeting point.”
Every product tells its own story. “It alludes to happiness, the sunshine, and a simple but pleasing dish to share with people you love,” Amelie says. “In short, it means many positive things that make life worthy.” She sees the workings of the much-heralded brand, which only debuted in 2009, much like a book editor. “Our role is to gather all of these mini-narratives together and combine them to create the Petite Friture story.”