Pierre Frey
Furniture
Dada
FDADACH045T10
The DADA folding chair, designed by Constance Guisset for Maison Pierre Frey, masterfully blends comfort and elegance within a boldly functional desig...
Dada
The DADA folding chair, designed by Constance Guisset for Maison Pierre Frey, masterfully blends comfort and elegance within a boldly functional design. Adaptable to the moment’s needs, DADA redefines the occasional chair with a stylish flair. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to deliver seating comfort that aligns with the exacting standards shared by the Maison and the designer.
The chair’s distinctive design features gracefully curved solid wood legs that seamlessly extend into the backrest, creating a sense of visual harmony and striking a perfect balance between aesthetics and ergonomics. Both beautiful and practical, this folding chair invites effortless moments of spontaneity and conviviality, making it a delightful addition to any setting.
The name, DADA, suggests playful symmetry, infusing a whimsical touch into this lightweight yet meticulously designed piece. Available in three satin-finished beechwood tones (ebony, hazelnut, and natural), DADA also offers customizable finishes for bespoke projects.
Caractéristiques
Category
Chairs
Caractéristiques
Dimensions
L 18 x P 24 x H 32 inches
Caractéristiques
Frame
Wooden panel
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Scenography
Technical sheet
Dada
FDADACH045T10
Pierre Frey - Signature
SIZES AVAILABLE
18,8 in
Category
Chairs
Designer
Constance Guisset
Dimensions
L 18 x P 24 x H 32 inches
Frame
Wooden panel
Construction : Traditional assembly
Comfort
Suspension : Solid seat
Leg Finishes
Visible wood
Specificities
Foldable
Information
Refer to the exhaustive list of compatible fabrics
Weight
17,64 Lbs
Fabric Qty
1,63 yds
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Constance Guisset
In 2009, Constance Guisset founded her studio specialized in design, interior architecture and scenography. Her objects such as the Vertigo and Cape lamp or the Canova dish are among the icons of design. She also explores other fields of research and expression such as stage design for live shows, exhibitions for museums, and even the publishing of children's books. The common thread of all these experiences is the search for a balance between the embodiment of movement, delicacy, imagination, quality and comfort. She is particularly sensitive to bodies and movement.
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