Called Grillage, The principle of creating the basic form of Grillage is very simple: a sheet of metal with offset grooves is folded, like origami, and then drawn to create a mesh. Grillage tells the story of its manufacturing process... drawing, folding, creasing. It reveals everything about itself, from…

Called Grillage,

The principle of creating the basic form of Grillage is very simple: a sheet of metal with offset grooves is folded, like origami, and then drawn to create a mesh. Grillage tells the story of its manufacturing process... drawing, folding, creasing. It reveals everything about itself, from how it was designed to how it was produced.

Wire mesh - metal mesh - is the way to achieve both the comfort and ergonomics of an all-metal piece of furniture. It can be covered with a special quilted material for added comfort and a warmer look.

To make the Grillage, a sheet of metal, grooved in staggered rows, is stretched. A metal wire is then welded to the outside, piece by piece. The sheet metal thus obtained is folded at different points to create the seat: this is a manual operation that makes each chair "unique". The shape of the chair will evolve over time.

Called Grillage,

The principle for creating the basic shape of Grillage is very simple: a sheet of metal with staggered grooves is folded, origami-style, and then drawn to create a mesh. Grillage tells the story of its manufacturing process...drawing, folding, creasing. It reveals everything about itself, from how it was designed to how it was produced.

Grillage – wire mesh - it's the way to achieve both comfort and ergonomics with an all-metal piece of furniture. It may be covered with a special quilted material for added comfort and a warmer appearance.

To manufacture Grillage, a sheet of metal, which is grooved in staggered rows, is stretched. Metal wire is then soldered to the exterior, piece by piece. The sheet thus obtained is folded at various points to create the seat: this is a manual operation which renders each armchair 'unique'.The shape of the armchair will evolve over time.

Designer: François Azambourg
Publisher: Cinna
Dimensions: w. 99 cm x d. 69cm x h. 72cm