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Left: matt black lacquered elliptical steel tube base
which would have hindered the movements of the waiters
It was destined
Base en fusion d’aluminium laquée blanc
Hoffmann was a forerunner of the movement (one of his cubist sculptures dates back to 1902)
Bibendum Covering:Leather Quality Left: matt black lacquered elliptical100% Made in Italy. Base of chromium plated steel tubing. Interior wooden bended frame covered with unshaped expanded polyurethane foam. Leather upholstery. This armchair was designed by Eileen Gray for the Madame Mathieu Lvys apartment in Rue de Lota. She ironically called it Bibendum due to the resemblance in shape with the popular symbol of Michelin. This armchair shows the stylistic turn of Gray, known until then for the use of precious materials
