ABCD lounge chair design by Pierre Paulin for Artifort.
The unique shape of the ABCD lends itself perfectly to a fauteuil version. The individual seats that characterize the sofa become the core of the lounge chair. The ABCD fauteuil may not look like an egg carton, but it is still no wallflower. The uniqueness of the piece is unsurprising only when placed in the context of designer Pierre Paulin and manufacturer Artifort's avant-guarde approach to design. Paulin's visionary designs for Artifort contributed to the brand's iconic status over the years.
The Dutch brand Artifort has been a leading brand in the world of furniture manufacturers for decades. It has pioneered new technologies in the production of sofas and other household essentials while championing a bold and inventive style. Pierre Paulin, the French designer, collaborated with Artifort for many years, effectively contributing to shaping the image of the company since the 1950s. Furniture such as the ABCD lounge chair and sofa are a perfect example of Paulin and Artifort production and remains unforgivingly modern despite being over 40 years old. The ABCD sofa and lounge chair have always held their own, winning the Monza Design Award in 1969 and quickly becoming classics.
Nowadays, the ABCD fauteuil still sets the bar for contemporary designers and their products. The ABCD one-seater is ideal for hotel lobbies, waiting rooms and sophisticated living areas in homes. It is available as a fauteuil, two-seater or three-seater (see couch section).
Starting price (VAT included): € 1.847,08