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Bonheur du Jour lounge chair, Boucle New Stretch white
Description
Kartell's Bonheur du Jour lounge chair, designed by Philippe Starck design, is utterly simple in form, yet full of cheerful character – its name translates as "the joy of the day". Set on a round base, the chair features a removable cover in a bouclé fabric with a lively texture, and beneath it a memory foam layer and a non-deformable padding gives the seat a soft, welcoming feel.
Bonheur du Jour invites you to a restorative pause, whether in the living room, a corner of the study or a lobby. Slim and armless, it sits happily even in the middle of a room, while its graphic, pared-back look and playfully plump edges pair easily with any interior from the minimalist to the maximalist.
- Width: 86 cm
- Depth: 87 cm
- Height: 96 cm
- Seat depth: 60 cm
- Seat height: 35 cm
- Colour White
- Frame material Plywood
- Suspension system Yes
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Seat cushion
Variable density non-deformable
polyurethane, dacron covered layer of memory foam -
Backrest cushion
Variable density non-deformable
polyurethane, dacron covered layer of memory foam - Upholstery fabric Bouclé New Stretch: 32% acrylic, 19% cotton, 17% viscose, 8% linen, 7% virgin wool, 6% polyester, 3% polyamide, 1% elastane
- Abrasion resistance 30.000 Martindale
- Base material Painted steel
- Weight 40 kg
- Removable cover Yes
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Notes
Clean with a soft cloth damped in soapy water or liquid
detergent diluted in water. When removing stains, do not rub the fabric too vigorously as
this may cause rubbing marks. To remove thick deposits (e.g. mud, food residues) wait for the deposits to dry
naturally, then remove them gently using a cloth or brush. To remove oil or grease stains: dry clean. - Care instructions Removable cover: professional dry cleaning with perchloroethylene
- Product ID: KT07295BB
The french designer Philippe Starck (b. 1949) studied in École Nissim de Camondo in Paris and stayed in Paris after his studies. He became famous for his style and even the president Francois Mitterand asked him to design a suite to his palace. Starck became one of the most famous designers of that time and designed everything from apartment blocks, homes, domestic products and hotels.
In the 80s and 90s Starck started working for Kartell. The cooperation was built on the company’s will to create eco-friendly, contemporary plastic furniture and the designer's particular style. One of the most iconic designs of our time, the transparent Louis Ghost chair, was one of the results of the cooperation with Kartell.
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