Tara armchair with Tiger Mountain fabric Dedar
Description
A small armchair with a refined modern design, characterized by curved lines and elegant shapes that add a touch of sophistication.
It features an ash wood frame painted in a wenge tone, which enhances its richness and quality and lends stability and strength to the entire object.
The armchair is further adorned with champagne-colored chrome metal details that add a touch of modernity and sophistication to its elegance.
A piece of furniture that combines elegance, sophistication and comfort.
Specifications
| Year of production | 2024 |
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| Structure materials | Painted ash |
| Fabric | Dedar Tiger Mountain |
| Padding | Different density polyurethane foam |
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| Inserts | Polished champagne gold metal |
| Dimensions | L. 65cm x D. 65cm x H. 72cm |
The creative process
It all started with an idea, a drawing on paper that came to life through CAD drawings and 3D modeling. Passion, creativity and attention to detail, these were the elements that guided the entire creative process.
"We wanted to bring to life an object that is small in size, but at the same time expresses character and style. A softly shaped complement that conveys elegance through the combination of materials and colors."
This process turned a simple inspiration into a concrete project, giving shape to a concept that existed only in the mind.
Through 3D modeling, the idea was further refined, visualizing the project in a virtual environment and allowing every angle and aspect to be examined before physical implementation.
At this point, the project reached a stage where it could be physically implemented.
From idea to prototype
With the 3D model finalized, prototyping was carried out.
Manufacturing took place entirely in our workshops, selecting materials to create the right combination of style, practicality and durability. Having complete control over the process ensured greater quality and precision, allowing for quick adjustments and improvements.
The execution phase, in fact, made it possible to study and define every detail, such as, for example, the best density of polyurethane to be preferred or how the upholstery should be made with the chosen fabric.
The whole process demonstrated how the combination of creativity, technology and precision can turn a vision into a concrete reality, with complete control over quality and development time.
