Donna

Donna

Designer:

Studio Irvine

Year:
2019

Donna was born out of a research for a lightness able to generate a system. The result is a chair that can easily fit into several different spaces and atmospheres. The slender metallic structure embraces the shell with a seat in the rear part of the backrest. The chair is made of metal and is available in several versions: the outdoor version is made of tone-on-tone or contrasting microperforated metal; the indoor version is fully stuffed.

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Designer:

Studio Irvine

Year:
2019

Donna was born out of a research for a lightness able to generate a system. The result is a chair that can easily fit into several different spaces and atmospheres. The slender metallic structure embraces the shell with a seat in the rear part of the backrest. The chair is made of metal and is available in several versions: the outdoor version is made of tone-on-tone or contrasting microperforated metal; the indoor version is fully stuffed.

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Chair in AISI 304 stainless steel tubular frame, with seat and backrest in molded and perforated sheet metal painted to match the structure with epoxy powders in RAL 9005 matt (n), RAL 9010 (w), RAL 3031 (ror), RAL 1013 (ow), RAL 6003 (vo), RAL 7021 (gn) all semi-gloss or metallic silver (am). For indoor use with steel tubular frame with seat and backrest filler in flexible polyurethane on both sides (ir103). The covers are non-removable and they can be made of fabric, technical fabric, leather, artificial leather, customer leather (pc) or customer fabric (tc).

Sizes:
Width: 50 cm
Depth: 54 cm
Height: 82 cm
Seat height: 45 cm

Materials:
Structure: Stainless steel
Cushions: Polyurethane
Seat: Upholstered

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Studio Irvine

Studio Irvine is a design studio located in Milan and run by architect Marialaura Rossiello Irvine. Studio Irvine remains faithful to the design approach and method developed by James Irvine, in a combination of irony and precision. The cross-disciplinary philosophy pursued by the studio denotes a constant inclination and curiosity towards all types and scales of projects: from the design of a bus to that of a pen, from the art direction of a company to that of launching a new design brand. In its 30-year history, the studio has woven a dense network of interactive relations among “design factories”, artisans, graphic designers, curators, journalists, photographers and designers driven by a diversity of expertise, skills and visions in a common creative process focused on each new specific project.