Lennox

Presented:	Salone del Mobile 2015, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	05.1241.00137
Categories:	Home furniture › Seating furniture › armchairs
	Office / Contract furniture › Seating furniture › Waiting furniture

Product description

Gordon Guillaumier presents the new arm-chair Lennox. The idea behind the project is an opened corolla , suspended in space that becomes the starting point for a chair for having conversations, reading and listening to good music. A particular that inspired its name. Lennox is proposed with a fabric covering and it is characterized by the light metal structure.

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Articles about Lennox

FAIRS & EVENTS

What only the giraffe knows

4/28/2015

This year during there were once again countless items of furniture and special moments during the Milan Salone. A small photo album of memories.

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PORTRAIT

Boundless creativity

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4/14/2018

Here they are: the 29 innovations Stylepark awards at the Salone del Mobile 2018 as part of Stylepark Selected.

DESIGN

Good night guaranteed

2/15/2016

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FAIRS & EVENTS

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11/7/2015

Why is architecture dangerous and how can a floor protect life – Martina Metzner talked about such things with Piero Lissoni – Special Guest at Domotex 2016.

DESIGN

Pretty hot-wired

7/7/2015

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INTERVIEWS

The Caged Voyeur

1/12/2015

For the very first time it has devolved to two architects to design “Das Haus” for the imm cologne. Adeline Seidel spoke to Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu of Shanghai’s Neri&Hu Design and Research Office about their installation “Memory Lane”.

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MAGAZINE