Dettagli del prodotto

Misure

H: 31.59" W: 22.62" D: 22.04" S: 17.16" in

H: 81, W: 58, D: 56.5, S: 44 cm

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 Vitra. Il prodotto è coperto dalla garanzia completa del produttore.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Vitra Mikado Side Chair?

The Mikado collection was designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, the London-based duo known for their work across furniture, industrial design, and public installations. Their collaboration with Vitra reflects a shared commitment to precise engineering and considered form.

How does the Mikado Side Chair's backrest move?

A concealed mechanism beneath the seat allows the backrest to flex in response to the sitter's posture, providing a gentle, passive recline without any visible adjustment hardware. The movement is organic and requires no manual engagement.

What is the difference between the Mikado armchair and side chair?

The side chair features a rounded backrest with shorter lateral sides than the armchair version, producing a more open silhouette. This makes it particularly well-suited to dining or multi-seat arrangements where a lighter visual presence is desired.

What sustainable materials are used in the Mikado Side Chair?

The seat panel is cast from recycled aluminum, and the backrest shell is produced from post-consumer polypropylene. The removable upholstery covers and replaceable leg components further extend the chair's service life.

Can the legs and upholstery on the Mikado Side Chair be replaced?

Yes. Both the upholstery covers and the legs are designed to be removable and replaceable. Legs are available in solid wood or recycled aluminum, allowing the chair's finish to be adapted or refreshed over time.

Brand & Designer

Vitra
Bambole di Legno

Vitra

Vitra is a Swiss contemporary design and furniture brand, founded in 1950 by Willi and Erika Fehlbaum in Birsfelden, Switzerland.
Jay Osgerby
Fattorino

Jay Osgerby

A British designer known for a calm, engineered modernism shaped by material intelligence, structural clarity, and precision. His work moves between furniture, lighting, and industrial design, often creating pieces that feel quietly innovative rather than overtly expressive.