Name: Brasilia Lounge Chair — Ivory Boucle
Brand: Audo
SKU: 8051000-000000ZZ
Price: 4309.0 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

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This piece is part of the AAVVGG Archive and not currently part of the collection.

Anderssen & Voll, Norway c.2021
Height 82 cm / 32.3"
Seat Height 39 cm / 15.4"
Arm Height 51 cm/ 20.1"
Width 96 cm / 37.8"
Depth 84 cm / 33.1"

Data Sheet: Download (PDF)

Materials / Production

Made from solid oak or walnut, cold cured foam, steel tubes, plywood. Upholstered in Menu Boucle 02.

Product Care

Each piece of furniture ages uniquely over time, adapting to you and the enviroment. Textile will wear and cushions will change shape over time depending on use and exposure to light. Textiles are dyed individually, which can cause variations in colour from batch to batch.

To clean upholstery fabric, vacuum frequently with a soft brush and low power. Do not rub vigorously as this could result in loss of colour and/or surface damage. Professionally dry clean only. Always refer to your specific upholstery for upholstery care. Intended for interior use only.

Product information

Making use of traditional joinery techniques, the wooden frame is characterised by exaggerated armrests, cylindrical legs at the front and broad, wooden boards at the back, lending the chair personality and its distinctive look. The cushioning seat and backrest add to the sense of ease.

Upholstery: Audo Boucle 02 — Ivory

Soft and decorative, Audo Bouclé upholstery fabric is woven from looped yarn to lend a tactile handle and an incredibly durable finish to designs. The nubby texture pairs perfectly with rounded pieces such as the curved Eave Sofa or Offset Sofa, bringing an extra cosy feel to furniture.

Composition: 78% Acrylic, 20% Polyester, 2% Viscose
Martindale: 60,000
Pilling: 4 (ISO 12945-2)
Lightfastness: 5 - 7
Weight: 1190 g/m (+4%)
Colorfastness Rubbing (wet): 3/4 (ISO 105-X12)
Colorfastness Rubbing (dry): 4/5 (ISO 105-X12)

Audo Boucle 02 — Ivory Sample

Samples typically arrive in 5-7 Weeks.

Interested in another upholstery? Just ask: hello@aavvgg.com

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Menu is a Danish design brand with a simple yet significant purpose: to enrich modern living through designs that connect individuals creatively, comfortably and functionally.

Since 1978, they have harnessed the skills of top designers and craftspeople around the world to create contemporary furniture, lighting and accessories that are clean, clever and natural, infusing a sense of calm through high-quality materials in minimalist silhouettes.

By connecting the dots between home, work and hospitality, their designs redefine how we use space and, ultimately, how we connect to those around us.