Furniture
Dolmen

FDOLMAC080

For Dolmen concept, Constance Guisset was inspired by geology and the Icelandic basaltic organs shaped by lava, whose geometric forms are as irr...

Dolmen

For Dolmen concept, Constance Guisset was inspired by geology and the Icelandic basaltic organs shaped by lava, whose geometric forms are as irregular as spectacular. She imagines a modular program thought as landscapes. Large islands of seating with generous shapes that can evolve over time and adapt to the space and the needs of each moment, sitting together, talking, reading, resting ... The set is composed of 14 elements (footstools, benches, backrests, tables and armrests) to be used together or separately, alone or in multiple versions, linked together according to your desires, by an ingenious system of hooks. The upholsterers take particular care to ensure the comfort of each piece to offer a perfect balance between aesthetics, dynamism and flexibility.

Caractéristiques

Dimensions

L 80 x P 25 x H 58 cm

L 31 x P 9 x H 22 inches

Caractéristiques

Frame

Wooden panel - Solid beech

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SIZES AVAILABLE

31,4 in

Designer

Constance Guisset

Dimensions

L 80 x P 25 x H 58 cm

L 31 x P 9 x H 22 inches

Frame

Wooden panel - Solid beech

Construction : Modular assembly

Comfort

Structure : wrapped in poylester wadding - HR foam 35 kg/m3 - HR foam 40 kg/m3

Finishes

Frame Finishes : Lacquered beech

Upholstery Finishes : Piping - Stretched fabric

Leg Finishes

Wooden base - Visible wood

Information

Modular element that can be hung with a single plate or a double plate

Weight

33,08 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. 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.