"Prouvé combines the soul of an engineer with that of an architect" -Le Corbusier
Many connoisseurs regard Antony as Prouvé's finest design. This chair stands out by virtue of its unconventional construction producing a sturdy yet dynamically curvaceous form. Antony is especially suited for the private sphere, but also finds an appropriate place in waiting areas.
Lacquered steel, beechwood.
Technical description:
Frame made of black or cream, lacquered steel rods. Seat shell made of molded wood in natural oak.
Dimensions:
20" w 26.5" d 34.5" h
Design:
Jean Prouvé, 1950.
Manufacturer:
Vitra
Many connoisseurs regard Antony as Prouvé's finest design. This chair stands out by virtue of its unconventional construction producing a sturdy yet dynamically curvaceous form. Antony is especially suited for the private sphere, but also finds an appropriate place in waiting areas.
Lacquered steel, beechwood.
Technical description:
Frame made of black or cream, lacquered steel rods. Seat shell made of molded wood in natural oak.
Dimensions:
20" w 26.5" d 34.5" h
Design:
Jean Prouvé, 1950.
Manufacturer:
Vitra
