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San Francisco, CA 94103

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West Hollywood, CA 90069

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Denver, CO 80209

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Padus Dining Host Chair

Creator: Atelier Purcell
Offered by: Atelier Purcell

Description
Padus dining and host chair are a graceful, contemporary nod to Art Moderne. A refined curvilinear metal base majestically elevates and defines the upholstered seat and back which similarly echoes the vertical reveal of the base. Available both with and without arms the seductive silhouette of the Padus chairs makes them a perfect companion for any dining table.

NOTE: Upholstered items are sold COM. Atelier Purcell can offer a selection of fabrics and leathers - please contact us for more information.

More Information

Documentation:	Makers Label/Invoice
Period:	New
Materials:	Standard Metal, Upholstery
Condition:	New.
Creation Date:	2020
Styles / Movements:	Modern, Contemporary
Lead Time:	12-14 weeks
Dealer Reference #:	PD-DC-02
Incollect Reference #:	433836

Dimensions

W.	22 in;	H.	32.5 in;	D.	21.5 in;
W.	55.88 cm;	H.	82.55 cm;	D.	54.61 cm;

Seat H.	18 in;	Arm H.	26 in;
Seat H.	45.72 cm;	Arm H.	66.04 cm;

Message from Seller:

Founder of his eponymous London, Los Angeles and New York City based global architectural interiors practice, Alexander Purcell was first driven to launch the Atelier Purcell furniture and lighting collection to grant new life to the bespoke designs he had created for his projects. “The ability to refine and iterate design ideas more rapidly brings a playfulness to creating furniture - the constraints of architectural construction don’t apply,” he says.