Marco Zanuso 722 Woodline Armchair in Walnut & Leather by Cassina
The 722 Woodline armchair, originally designed by Marco Zanuso in 1964, is composed of three distinct elements: curved wood frame, supporting panel and cushions. The wooden frame is made of curved plywood with walnut stained walnut finishes. The supporting panel is composed of an internal steel panel upholstered in non-removable stiff leather with non-removable cushion covers in leather.
Marco Zanuso designed the Woodline from a matrix based on the geometry of the circle, which gives the entire structure a classic formal precision and developed the supporting frame as shown here in wood.
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Marco Zanuso 722 Woodline Armchair in Walnut & Leather by Cassina
Marco Zanuso 722 Woodline Armchair in Walnut & Leather by Cassina
The 722 Woodline armchair, originally designed by Marco Zanuso in 1964, is composed of three distinct elements: curved wood frame, supporting panel and cushions. The wooden frame is made of curved plywood with walnut stained walnut finishes. The supporting panel is composed of an internal steel panel upholstered in non-removable stiff leather with non-removable cushion covers in leather.
Marco Zanuso designed the Woodline from a matrix based on the geometry of the circle, which gives the entire structure a classic formal precision and developed the supporting frame as shown here in wood.
Original: $11,900.00
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The 722 Woodline armchair, originally designed by Marco Zanuso in 1964, is composed of three distinct elements: curved wood frame, supporting panel and cushions. The wooden frame is made of curved plywood with walnut stained walnut finishes. The supporting panel is composed of an internal steel panel upholstered in non-removable stiff leather with non-removable cushion covers in leather.
Marco Zanuso designed the Woodline from a matrix based on the geometry of the circle, which gives the entire structure a classic formal precision and developed the supporting frame as shown here in wood.
