The “Arles Armchair” blends into any space with its fine lines and wide body. Its construction, as complex as it is minimalist, can be seen as a micro-architecture. Just like the “Arles Chair”, it is made only on request.
| Weight | 10 kg |
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| Dimensions | 118 × 78 × 80 cm |
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| Number Of Pieces Created | 100 |
Alice Lahana is a french designer based in Paris. While studying at Ensba, she moved to Sao Paulo, Brazil and learned carpentry. On her return, fascinated by this craft, she developed her own workshop. In a desire not to restrict herself to a single material, she experiments with plaster as well as wood, mirror, 3d printers. She thinks of the object as a sculpture, explores its limits and shapes each of its features. This multidisciplinary approach is punctuated by a desire to create a dialogue between artisanal techniques and new technologies, composite materials and raw materials. Self-edited and self-made, each object is made in very small series in Paris and produced only on demand.
In the highlands of the Andes, a group of women alpaca herders and artisans are leading the way for a sustainable and inclusive future. In collaboration with ADORNO and IED, Las Manuelas is presenting their most ambitious textile collection yet, the "Art Series", designed by highly acclaimed international artists.
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