HAY’s Uchiwa is a fresh and capacious armchair with an open shape resembling a traditional Japanese hand fan. Designed by Doshi Levien studio, the Uchiwa armchair invites you to relax and enjoy the quality of Scandinavian design. Uchiwa collection features armchairs with different upholsters and leg options that suit living rooms at home as well as lobbies, offices and other public spaces.
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Uchiwa lounge chair, black legs, black leather - Hallingdal 166
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HAY’s Uchiwa is a fresh and capacious armchair with an open shape resembling a traditional Japanese hand fan. Designed by Doshi Levien studio, the Uchiwa armchair invites you to relax and enjoy the quality of Scandinavian design. Uchiwa collection features armchairs with different upholsters and leg options that suit living rooms at home as well as lobbies, offices and other public spaces.
- Width: 34.33 in (87.2 cm)
- Depth: 34.09 in (86.6 cm)
- Height: 41.81 in (106.2 cm)
- Seat height: 14.88 in (37.8 cm)
- Colour Black, grey
- Frame material Polypropylene shell with moulded polyurethane foam, base in painted solid oak
- Upholstery fabric Camo Leathers: Sierra SI1001 leather. Kvadrat Hallingdal 65/166: 70% new wool, 30% viscose.
- Base material Painted solid oak
- Product ID: HAUCH-BST-SRB-FHL166
Doshi Levien is a London-based design office founded in 2000 by Nipa Doshi (b. 1971) and Jonathan Levien (b. 1972), who met each other while studying at London’s Royal College of Art. Before moving to London, Doshi studied at India’s National Institute of Design, and Levien, originally from Scotland, has training in fine cabinet making and industrial design. Doshi Levien’s designs include furniture, fashion, lighting, technology and homeware, combining creative aesthetics of visual culture with precise industrial techniques. A fine example of their style is the Uchiwa armchair designed for HAY.
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