Aluminum armchair by Studio Job - Seletti

Artist: Studio Job
Brand: Seletti
Colors: Black, Blue, White
Material: Epoxy coated cast aluminum
Dimensions: L 52 x D 55 x H 94 cm - Seat: H 45 cm

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Industry Garden is a rock'n roll collection, crazy and baroque at the same time, that Studio job imagined for Seletti. The chairs, armchairs and tables in the range are entirely made of epoxy-lacquered cast aluminum. Available in several colors and enhanced by a matte finish, the different elements blend and combine as desired, depending on whether you want a uniform or polychrome garden set. The sculptural appearance of each model - stylized from top to bottom and with a rare sense of detail - gives it its elegance. We like the deliberately kitsch patterns (flowers, butterflies, hearts or 'peace and love' logos) which appear in the metallic lace of each model.

Weight: 5kg
Characteristics: Delivered disassembled - Exterior and interior use

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Studio Job, a brand halfway between art and design objects, was created in 1998 by Job Smeets, a Dutch student at the Eindhoven Design Academy.

Nynke Tynagel, an artist who graduated from the same school, joined him in 2000 and took on the role of graphic designer. Together, they decide to create one-of-a-kind objects by mixing art, design, sculpture and fashion with an emphasis on details.

Studio Job has been exhibited in more than 400 museums and in 2009 opened an art gallery in the center of Antwerp in Belgium. They are then considered by the Financial Time among the most influential designers. In 2017, Studio Job joined forces with the Italian brand Seletti to produce its creations. Together, they founded a common brand: BLOW.

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A family business, the Seletti company was founded in 1964 by Romano Seletti. First intended to import everyday products such as tin cups or plastic tablecloths to local Italian markets, Seletti is today a company producing design objects popular with concept stores around the world.
It was son Stefano, working from 1987 at the age of 17, who brought a new vision to the brand and allowed it to develop as a manufacturer. Having entered into several partnerships with artists such as Maurizio Cattelan, Stefano Seletti wishes to make, with Seletti, design accessible to all.