Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • Each piece of the armchair is cut by advanced computer-aided routers, ensuring the perfect fit when assembled
  • The final details of the chair are done by skilled craftsmen who sand the wood to a smooth finish
  • The tapering of the sides of the arms and the seat of the chair accentuate the beauty of the light shining on its surface
  • Beech wood available with a clear urethane finish, matte white and matte black; or brown oak wood with a urethane finish
Misure

H × W × D × Seat H
30 × 22.50 × 20.75 × 16.75 in.
76.5 × 56 × 53 × 42.5 cm.
Beech Wood, Oak Wood, Walnut, Fabric, Leather

Spedizione e resi

Si prega di fare riferimento alla nostra politica di spedizione e di reso e cambio.

Garanzia

Luminaire è un rivenditore autorizzato di Maruni. Il prodotto è coperto dalla garanzia completa del produttore.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Hiroshima Armchair?

The Hiroshima Armchair was designed by Naoto Fukasawa, one of Japan's most influential industrial designers, known for his philosophy of design rooted in unconscious human behavior and the inherent qualities of materials.

What wood species are available for the Hiroshima Armchair?

The chair is available in solid beech and solid oak. Beech offers a finer, more uniform grain, while oak presents a more pronounced and expressive figure, each giving the piece a distinct material character.

How is the Hiroshima Armchair manufactured?

Maruni produces the Hiroshima using a combination of CNC precision milling and hand-finishing, a process that reflects the Japanese furniture maker's long tradition of applying industrial methods in service of refined craft.

Is the Hiroshima Armchair suitable for use as a dining chair?

Yes. The Hiroshima's proportions and construction make it appropriate for dining, residential living spaces, and contract environments, and it is available with an optional upholstered seat pad for added comfort.

What is the design philosophy behind the Hiroshima collection?

Fukasawa drew on the quiet formal heritage of traditional Japanese wooden seating, distilling those references into a silhouette that feels both culturally rooted and entirely contemporary, with no ornament beyond the precision of its joinery.

Brand & Designer

Maruni
Sedia da pranzo Hiroshima

Maruni

Founded in 1928 in Hiroshima, Japan, by Takeo Yamanaka, Maruni specializes in wooden furniture that merges industrialized craftsmanship, technical precision and the quiet beauty of Japanese woodworking traditions.
Naoto Fukasawa
Poltrona Tou Club

Naoto Fukasawa

A world-renowned Japanese industrial designer celebrated for his intuitive, minimal approach and thoughtful integration of objects into daily life.