Primitive Armchair 640 Furniture Qeeboo

Primitive Armchair

By Studio Nucleo, for Qeeboo

Primitive Armchair

By Studio Nucleo, For Qeeboo

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SPEC #: QEE1139267 | ID: 45001BU

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Primitive Armchair

SPEC #: QEE1139267

ID: 45001BU

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The Primitive Armchair features an asymmetric silhouette composed of simple rectangular forms for a minimal but elegant modern look. When creating the chair, designers Studio Nucleo aimed to deconstruct the form of a chair into its most basic elements. Primitive's pure, straight lines evoke 20th century abstract art from the Cubism or Suprematism movements.

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Color: Blue Melange, Brown Boucle, Dark Green Melange, Green Boucle, Green Melange, Grey Boucle, Pink Boucle, Red Boucle, Red Melange, White Boucle, Yellow Melange

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From the mind of Italian designer Stefano Giovannoni, Qeeboo was born. Beginning in 2016, Qeeboo has turned the world of furniture and accessories into extraordinary objects. The electric designs that drive Qeeboo are both playful and contemporary by subtly transforming our preconceived ideas of shape and object. Suitable for all walks of life, Qeeboo's smart and iconic products elevate any interior through their narrative-driven approach.

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Studio Nucleo is a collective of artists and designers directed by Piergiorgio Robino, based in Turin, Italy, active in contemporary art, design, and architectural fields.

Our Statement: With our work, we investigate time-frames, their matrix, and their existences. Through visual and tactile sensations, we draw comparisons between past and future to create an influence of the perception about self and surroundings. We play with the presumption of interlacing time-frames and exploring the space they create, focusing on three-dimensional shapes. The physical and tactile experience is an essential part of the expression. We have always been interested in working with history, the lack, and its creation, aspects necessary to build a memory. We want to create curiosity of history that has not yet happened by making the past of the future.