Inspired by the work of Bauhaus textile artist Anni Albers, this version of the De La Paz chair, named after her, is an exploration of the use of color through collaboration.
MAYE, experts in colorimetry, were inspired by two of Anni’s works to create pieces that dialogue with contemporary design. These combi- nations were adapted to the De La Paz chair, a piece that recently became part of the Comité de Proyectos catalog.
This collaboration consists of a limited run of 100 pieces: 50 of the Anni Cocoa model and 50 of Anni Toronja.
Anni Toronja stems from the textile piece “Study for DO I” from 1973. Inspired by Mexican and Peruvian textiles, this piece proposes a pattern of geometric figures.
Made of mahogany wood, (very popular during the 60’s) and Red Coral and Henna Linara Romo fabric.
This chair cannot be modified in dimensions nor material variation.
Dimensions LxWxH | 54x60x78cm (21x24x31'') |
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Weight (kg) | 15 |
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Number Of Pieces Created | 50 |