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Chair Curve

by Sylvain Willenz
$1,300

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Overview

CURVE is a complementary seating collection. A perfect addition to the more saggy TV sofa and living room. Just right for a relaxed conversation, or to open the laptop, or read a book. “I am particularly fond of the contrast between angular and round, between hard and soft,” says Willenz. “The steel frame of the CURVE sofa is very simple, and quite square too. That is in stark contrast to the thick and bendy cushion that covers it.” This typology and design makes it easy for CURVE to adapt to its surroundings. “I can see the sofa in both a very playful environment, at home, in the living room, in a bedroom, home-office, or even in the more contract office situations.” The CURVE 1-seater is available with and without armrests. The sofas are accompanied by a side table with a marble or steel tabletop and an ottoman to further enhance seating comfort.

Serax Philosophy is to look for beauty everyday, “to bring the good things that make life worth living, the things that create a home that inspires happiness”, to offer products that have soul. Every collection is crafted traditionally.

Chair Curve by Sylvain Willenz for Serax
- Powder-coated black steel-frame
- Filling: polyurethane foam glued on plywood shell
- Fabric Trevira 100% TCS,light fastness 5/6 (ISO 105-B02), 75.000 Martindale (ISO 12947-2)
- L 26.4" x W 24.4" x H 15"
- Imported from Belgium

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Designer

Sylvain Willenz
Sylvain Willenz

Born in Brussels in 1978, Sylvain Willenz studied at the Royal College of Art in London, graduating in 2003. In 2004, Sylvain opened SWDO, a Design Office based in Brussels, Belgium. The studio focuses on product and furniture design, installations and exhibitions design as well as creative direction. The studio has been granted some of the most highly considered awards including several iF Awards and Red Dot “Best of the Best” Awards in Product Design. In 2009, leading press and institutions (The Vif / Knack WE Magazines, The Interieur Foundation, The Design Museum Gent and the Museum of Grand-Hornu Images) nominated Sylvain as Belgium Designer of the Year.