Description
Considered one of the most revolutionary designs of the late twentieth century, the .03 chair edited in 1998, was the first joint project of designer Maarten Van Severen and Vitra.
“If a space is habitable it is thanks to the furniture”
The designer is characterized by solving his furniture in a simple and sober way, relating the design to the materials and structure that make them up.
Simple and pure lines, a polyurethane seat that wraps the steel structure result in a tremendously comfortable chair without using any upholstery. The quality of the .03 is discovered once you take your seat.
This model has its origin in the .02 chair but taken to another much more innovative level.
The rear legs are made of tubular steel and for the front he uses aluminum profiles that seem to fold to shape the seat and backrest.
The base can be coated in black, silver or chrome, both for the non-stackable model and for the one that is.
The housing, which has a padded effect is available in four colors, and made of integral polyurethane foam. It also has springs that give flexibility to the backrest and dampen our movements, a great ergonomic chair.
Its neat design makes it suitable for any space and also, you have the plus of comfort.
Summary:
The .03 chair is a minimalist and tremendously comfortable seat designed by Maarten Van Severen.
