The Bibendum armchair, created between 1925 - 1926 for Madame Mathieu Lèvy's apartment in the Rue del Lota in Paris designed by Eileen Gray, received its well-deserved recognition when in the seventies Zeev Aram, owner of a furniture factory in London, decided to put some designs from Gray's catalogue back into production. The chair's name recalls "Bibendum, the living tire," the mascot created in 1898 by the advertising artist O'Galop for Michelin, the tire manufacturer. The replica is 100% Made in Italy.
Made in Italy
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Dimensions:
T13
- Height 75 cm (29.5")
- Width 100 cm (39.4")
- Depth 81 cm (31.9")
Materials:
- Hardwood structure stuffed with polyurethane foam.
- Polished chrome tubular steel base
- Bovine leather originating from European and non-European slaughters. Chromium is tanned and dyed under EEC regulations. Average size 4/5 sqm. Thickness 0.9/1 mm
