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Dining Chair
N02 RECYCLE 4 feet Dark red
FRITZ HANSEN
€270.30 €318.00
€225.25 HT
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Description
N02 Recycled is a sturdy, stackable chair, designed by the Japanese studio Nendo, which drew its inspiration from the fold of a sheet of paper placed on the designer's desk. The image of the folded paper results in a fold in the shell of the chair, allowing the shape to support both the upper and lower back. The shell of the chair is made of circular plastic, which means that it is made of recycled plastic and can also be recycled later on. The plastic of Fritz Hansen's N02 Recycled chair comes from household waste, plastics collected, processed and recycled in Central Europe. Foot and shell options make N02 an ideal solution for a wide variety of contract environments such as meeting rooms, canteens and presentation areas. The soft edges make this chair extremely comfortable, even when sitting for long periods of time.
Born in Toronto in 1977, Oki Sato is the head of the famous Nendo design studio. After studying architecture at Waseda University in Tokyo, he founded the Japanese studio in 2002. Nendo means "modelling clay" and represents flexibility and the possibility of perpetual reinvention. In 2005, a second studio was opened in Milan. Oki Sato's philosophy is to create little 'Wow' moments in everyday life. His desire to convey the way people interact with objects is reflected in minimalist forms with a singular character. "With our creations, we want to add something extra. That little detail that catches the eye and creates an emotion. His work has been exhibited at the MoMa in New York, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. He works with some of the biggest names in design, including Cappellini, De Padova, Moroso and BoConcept. The poetry of his installations contributes to his international reputation. Sobriety is always present in his creations, which are not without a touch of humour. The resulting purity is in keeping with Japanese tradition. Oki Sato took up the challenge of making design accessible to everyone. He was voted Designer of the Year several times, in 2012 by Wallpaper Magazine and Elle Deco, and in 2015 at Maison & Objet.