Silhouette | dining chair
US$ 1,570
Overview
2020
Material: Wood
Dimensions: 87cm (H) x 46cm (W) x 53cm (D) / 34.3" (H) x 18.1" (W) x 20.9" (D)
Production Lead Time: 10-12 weeks
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings
Shipping
This item ships from Portugal
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About the art
Artist statement
Silhouette is a surreal reminiscence of a woman’s sensual curves that arise designed in an eye-catching dining chair.
The joint dimension of people and objects represented by several 20th century artists strongly influenced Silhouette, whose elegant translucent dark brown wooden structure uncovers parts of a woman’s body who sits on it. The slightly curved seat, upholstered by hand in this wonderful fabric with golden threads, draws an inviting smile that harmonizes with the structure, revealing the movement of the hips, as parts of a female body.
Product details
Frame: wood structure with translucent dark brown in high gloss varnish.
Upholstery: InsidherLand Darli ref. 1
Seat height: 49cm | 19.29’’
Product options
Frame: lacquered in any Ral Classic color.
Upholstery: InsidherLand fabrics or client fabric.
COM: 1m | 39,37″ (Standard width 140 cm|55″)
Weight
7Kg | 15,5 lbs
Made to order. Custom sizes and other finishes are available under request.
Designed by Joana Santos Barbosa for InsidherLand, 2020. Handmade in Portugal.
Artist profile
Joana Santos Barbosa
Born: 1981
Hometown: Porto
Based in: Porto
Created by Architect Joana Santos Barbosa in 2012, Insidherland is a Portuguese brand of author design inspired by the natural wonders and the excellence of art.
Joana explores influences from travels around the World to define her own Land as a place that transforms her unique vision into pieces of …
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