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Mattiazzi’s Quindici lounge chair has a powerful silhouette that is sure to impress no matter where the chair is placed. Manufactured in Italy, the visually striking Quindici lounge chair consists of a seat made of thin ash panels and sturdy armrests with carefully designed angles that ergonomically support the head, back and arms.
- Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, France c.2017
- Solid ash and ash plywood stained grey (RAL 7046) of European origin
- Cushion in Dani Lord Leather 9300 (black)
- Made in Italy
- Height 92.3cm / 36.3"
- Depth 81.3cm / 32"
- Width 77.6cm / 30.5"
- Seat Height (front) 34.8cm / 13.7"
- Arm Height 47.8cm / 18.8"
- Weight 24kg / 53lbs
Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec
Paris, France
Ronan (born 1971) and Erwan Bouroullec (born 1976) are brothers and designers based in Paris.
They have been working together for about fifteen years bonded by diligence and challenged by their distinct personalities. Their studio is based in Paris.
In 1997, they were spotted by Cappellini, giving them their first industrial design projects. They began working with the Galerie Kreo in 2000 and had their first solo show there in 2001. Issey Miyake then hired them to design the boutique to house his new collection « A—Poc ». They met then Rolf Felhbaum, president of Vitra, and worked on a new office system entitled « Joyn». Since then, they have gone on to work with Alessi, Axor Hansgrohe, Cappellini, Established & Sons, Flos, Hay, Kvadrat, Kartell, Ligne Roset, Magis, Mattiazzi, Mutina, Nani Marquina and Vitra.
Mattiazzi
Udine, Italy
Among contemporary furniture manufacturers, Mattiazzi, the family owned producer of wooden furniture in Udine, Italy, is uncommon. While many producers in that region rely on third party factories and work in diverse materials, Mattiazzi operates with their own machines and hands, and has developed a healthy obsession for woodworking. Since 1978, when brothers Nevio and Fabiano Mattiazzi founded the company, Mattiazzi has steadily cultivated its local manufacturing culture. Their network of wood shops is diverse enough to support any manufacturing process the brand may need. Every shop has its own focus, from milling to lacquering, and a particular process always belongs to a specific part of town. But don’t let the neighborhood approach confuse you: Mattiazzi is no backyard shop. Their highly specialized craftsmen operate the most sophisticated machinery available to the wood industry. An eight-axis CNC milling machine allows wood to take the complex shapes associated with injection-molded plastic. Operating such a machine is an art and Mattiazzi disproves the modern myth that mechanized manufacturing is not a craft.
