ClassiCon Bibendum Armchair

ClassiCon Bibendum Armchair

The Bibendum armchair was designed in 1926 by the designer Eileen Gray and is a true statement piece. The name Bibendum is an allusion to the Michelin mascot of the same name, whose visual similarity with the Bibendum armchair cannot be denied. The ClassiCon Bibendum armchair impresses with its majestic representative effect and unique appearance. Made of chrome-plated tubular steel or powder-coated in black, the frame offers a stable stand. The polyurethane upholstery with polyester wadding guarantees a comfortable sitting experience. The cover can be chosen from leather or fabric.

Eileen Gray

The Irishwoman Eileen Gray was one of the most important designers of the 20th century. During her creative period, she created classics such as the adjustable table and various lamps. Furniture made of tubular steel with clear lines is characteristic of Eileen Gray.