SARTOR LOUNGE CHAIR
Gonçalo Campos, 2017
Sartor lounge chair is dimensioned and built to withstand contract and domestic use. This way it can be the most versatile, comfortable and fitting chair.
RRP PRICES EX. VAT FROM: 1320€
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DIMENSIONS:
W 710 H 930 D 750
The Sartor lounge chair is designed with adaptability at its core, crafted to seamlessly perform in both contract and residential settings. Its generous proportions and durable construction make it a perfect match for hotel lobbies, boutique lounges, waiting areas, or sophisticated living rooms. This balance between resilience and refinement allows it to elevate any space with style and substance.
Its soft, welcoming silhouette embraces the body, offering long-lasting comfort ideal for extended seating. The piping that gently traces the chair’s contours adds a subtle yet sophisticated edge, emphasizing its sculptural qualities and reinforcing its tailored character. This detail not only enhances the visual appeal but also speaks to the precision and craftsmanship behind the design.
Whether standing alone as a statement piece or grouped in larger compositions, the Sartor lounge chair adapts to various interior languages, from minimalist to eclectic. Its ability to pair customization with structural integrity makes it a true all-rounder, perfectly suited for those who seek elegant solutions without compromising comfort or durability.
DESIGNER: GONÇALO CAMPOS
Gonçalo Campos is a Portuguese product designer. Graduated in product Design in 2008, he soon after joined Fabrica, Benetton’s communications research centre, in the design studio.
This gave him the chance to work with brands such as Secondome, Seletti or Zanotta. In 2009, he worked in Sam Baron’s studio, after which started developing a series of objects, continuing to explore the possibilities of design through function and material.
Campos prides on finding simple solutions, through the sound use of materials and production methods, in a process that starts from within the object towards the outside.
This results in recognizingly “smart” objects, often with a certain humor; reflex of a relaxed way of thinking and curious attitude.
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