
Vitra
£2,422
Colour: Light Grey
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Jean Prouvé designed this chair in 1951, and its mix of folded steel, oiled oak armrests and deep wool upholstery still feels right for a proper desk. The seat height adjusts and the tilt mechanism locks, so it'll support you through long working days without fuss, whilst that Japanese red base adds a considered splash of colour to an otherwise neutral office.
Created in 1951 by the designer Jean Prouvé, the Direction Pivoting Desk Chair retains a timeless aesthetic, thanks to its modern silhouette and functional aspects. The voluminous seat and back cushion rest on an elegant frame, while the wooden armrests give the office chair a familiar feel. Designed by Jean Prouvé. Its swivel seat is height-adjustable and the rear tilt mechanism can be adjusted to the user's individual weight, the rear tilt can be locked in the upright position. Five-star base. Seat and backrest: padding : Polyurethane Twill fabric covering: 30% polyamide, 70% new wool; frame: folded sheet steel and tubular steel, powder coated; armrests: oiled solid oak.