Belleville

The Belleville Chair by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec owes its unmistakable person to the material of the seat shell: the fabric-shrouded rendition with a slight layer of padding exudes an open to sensation of home.‎ A dark plastic casing defines the calligraphic boundaries of the chair’s slim legs and backrest.‎ The Belleville Chair is likewise accessible in an armchair variant with exquisite, forward inclining armrests.‎ Material portrayal – Seat shell: formed pressed wood, formed polyurethane froth padding, fabric cover.‎ – Base and casing: infusion shaped polyamide.‎ Non-stackable.‎ Belleville is the name of the energetic Paris neighborhood where the designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have their studio.‎ Visual references for the Belleville Chair can be found in the exemplary French bistro goods and enthusiastic climate of this Parisian quarter.‎ The chair’s natural shape – even in a contemporary setting – might at first be underestimated, yet it additionally summons a feeling of secret and bemusement, since the materiality, development and fabrication of the chair just become apparent at second glance.‎ Paired with the Belleville Tables, the Belleville Chair and Armchair structure a brought together yet different gathering – a crossover group of decorations whose structures and materials are agreeably coordinated.‎ Thus the chairs and tables – in little or huge numbers – can be appealingly consolidated in clamoring bistro settings just as smoothly present day displays or differently styled home environments.‎