Poltrona girevole Club 57
Made by Henge
Designed by Massimo Castagna
La poltrona girevole Club 57, disegnata da Massimo Castagna per Henge, è concepita come un'esperienza lounge completa, abbinata al suo poggiapiedi coordinato per un comfort elevato. La scultorea scocca in metallo racchiude una generosa imbottitura in pelle o tessuto di prima qualità, mentre la base girevole esalta il movimento fluido. Personalizzabile nelle finiture e nei materiali, offre una raffinatezza su misura per interni residenziali e hospitality raffinati.
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Poltrona girevole Club 57
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are available for the Club 57 upholstery?
The Club 57 Swivel Armchair is offered in a range of premium leathers and fabrics through Henge's made-to-order program. Specific material samples and finish options are best reviewed with an authorized representative to ensure accuracy for your project.
What metal finishes does Henge offer for the Club 57 shell?
Henge works with a curated palette of refined metal finishes, which can vary by collection cycle. The shell's finish is integral to the chair's architectural character, and options are confirmed at the time of order.
Does the Club 57 Armchair coordinate with other Henge pieces?
Yes. The Club 57 was designed by Massimo Castagna with a coordinating footrest that completes the composition. Both pieces share the same shell geometry and finish vocabulary, allowing them to read as a unified form.
Who is the designer Massimo Castagna?
Massimo Castagna is a Milan-based designer whose practice centers on the intersection of industrial materials and refined craft. He has a long-standing creative relationship with Henge, developing pieces that treat metal and upholstery as equally expressive elements of a single composition.
How long does a made-to-order Henge piece typically take to produce?
Lead times for made-to-order Henge furniture vary depending on the complexity of the specification and current production schedules. As pieces are manufactured in Italy to individual order, lead times are typically several months and should be confirmed early in the project planning process.