Litho Armless sofa FLITHCB240

The LITHO line, designed by Guillaume Delvigne, means «stone» in ancient Greek. It resembles a primitive landscape where each piece would have its own personality and would resonate with each other. Each piece is the result of an assembly of volumes, either nested or simply placed one on top of the other, reinforcing this monolithic presence. Large, massive and sculpted forms emerge with a polished, almost mineral appearance. Entirely upholstered in fabric, they pay homage to the Maison’s historical know-how. Sofa, slipper chair and bench evoke a relaxed and friendly attitude.

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Litho Armless sofa FLITHCB240

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Category Armless sofas
Designer Guillaume Delvigne for Pierre Frey
Dimensions L 94,5'' x D 37,4'' x H 29,1''

Frame Solid beech and wood panels

Construction: Traditional
Comfort Ziz zag spring

Seat : HR (High Resilience) foam 40kg/m3, HR foam 35kg/m3 , HR foam 26kg/m3 wrapped in polyester wadding
Back: HR (High Resilience) foam 35kg/m3, HR foam 26kg/m3 , wrapped in polyester wadding
Upholstery Finishes Reversed seams and piping
LEG FINISHES Upholstered
Specificities Available in 4 sizes, length 78,7'' (FLITHCB200), 86,6'' (FLITHCB220), 94,5'' (FLITHCB240), 108,3"(FLITHCB275)
Weight 139.99 lbs
Fabric Qty 9.84
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Litho Slipper chair

FLITHCF060 Litho

Litho Armless sofa

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Litho Bench

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GUILLAUME DELVIGNE

A designer who graduated in 2002 from the Nantes Atlantique School of Design, Guillaume Delvigne began his career between Milan and Paris, working with big names such as George Sowden, co-founder of the Memphis movement, and Marc Newson, a star of contemporary design. In 2011 he launches a solo show, inaugurates his first solo exhibition at the ToolsGalerie and wins the Grand Prix de la Création de la Ville de Paris. Today he works with craftsmens, publishers or industrialists mainly in the fields of furniture, objects and lighting. His clients are major French and foreign companies or younger publishers (Hermès, Frandsen, Hanoia, Lexon, La Chance, ENO studio, Hartô...). Guillaume Delvigne is an illustrator. His highly sensitive work is influenced by photography, architecture and more generally by everything visual. He is looking for the perfect balance, his paw is soft and uncluttered while being extremely rigorous, his sense of detail is very strong.

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