Artifort Chaise Lounge by Geoffrey Harcourt

Geoffrey Harcourt (1935) trained at the Royal College of Art in London. With several fabric and leather upholstery options to choose from, this sofa will bring sheer sophistication and comfort into whatever space it occupies.

In the 1980's, Harcourt designed mostly desk chairs and chairs for meetings. -Should you discover shortly after receiving your Chaise Lounge that parts are damaged, please call us immediately and we will be happy to send you replacement parts as soon as possible and at no additional cost. His second design for Artifort, the 042 series of 1963, was immediately an international success. " Harcourt has won many prizes and in 1978 he received the title "Royal Designer for Industry. A monument in modern interior design industry, this sofa has designers all around the world trying to imitate its unique design, but there's none like the original. 49" D -Seat Height: 10.

92"
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Schematics pictured in centimeters Order with Confidence: -Artifort innovative designs are guaranteed to feature beauty, functionality and form to create a unity that is favorably received throughout the world. Originally, Harcourt primarily designed seating for reception areas for such places as offices, hotels and airports.

" Countless designers have been inspired by the idea behind the Geoffrey Harcourt's Chaise Lounge. -No sales tax, except on orders shipped to Massachusetts. His philosophy is that the chair should focus on the person and not vice versa.

Features:
Designed by: Geoffrey Harcourt RDI, 1970 -Frame constructed of tubular steel -Available in a stunning array of fabric and leather upholstery options Care & Maintenance: Please view the Artifort Upholstery Guide to learn more about the fabric and leather upholstery options. In 1962, he designed his first series of small desk chairs for Artifort. A perfect seat on which to stretch and unwind, the Chaise Lounge is as comfortable as it is stylish. "First the person and then the shape. Dimensions: -Overall Dimensions: 25.

This British designer provided the company with access to the international contract interior market, in which Artifort was not yet active at the beginning of the 1960's.

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