CHISTERA
chair

Name: CHISTERA | chair
Brand: Roche Bobois

W. 46 x H. 81 x D. 53 cm

Designer Marcello Ziliani created Chistera as a series of variations that all feature a beautiful cast aluminium shell with either a polished or lacquered finish. The collection includes a chair and a bridge that have solid beech legs or a cast aluminium central base. The seat can be lacquered or covered with a moulded pad for even more comfort. The practical shape, the perfection of cast aluminium, and the bonus of being recyclable – these features make it an excellent piece for any space. ...

Customisation

Many other materials, colours and dimensions available in the showroom

€ 1.332

Shell in polished aluminum and base in lacquered solid beech. pad in leather-like technological fabric.

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Chair or dining armchair with shell in cast aluminium. Shell with grained lacquer finish or glossy polished finish. Aluminium or wooden legs available in different colours or stains.
Version with stained wood legs: many stains available.
Version with lacquered wood legs: many colours available.

Optional "PAD" cushion in leather-like technological fabric, many colours available.

Shell in fusion aluminum with glossy polished finish and legs in lacquered solid beech, with Pad cushion in Ecopelle or leather.

Manufactured in Europe

Other versions available in the showroom:

Chistera dining armchair - W. 60 x H. 81 x D. 53 cm

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This product was identified as eco-designed by our qualitative assessment tool developed in collaboration with the CBAF. it has been positively evaluated according to 8 criteria corresponding to each stage of its life cycle Technological institute.

Designed by

Marcello Ziliani

Having trained as an architect in Milan, Marcello Ziliani works across a wide range of design projects including furniture, lighting and accessories to set and exhibition design. He enjoys the challenge of every new brief, knowing that however impossible it may seem at the outset, “after a great deal of arm-waving in the long run-up, eventually you will always take flight.”

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