D-Armchair in Pop Colors by Xavier Pauchard & Tolix

$448.28per item

About

In 1936, Xavier Pauchard created the chair with the widest seat in the whole range: the D Armchair. The chair‚ back and armrests are shaped by the interplay of conjointly welded tubes that bring to mind the finesse and detail in Art Deco metalwork. 100% steel, the D Armchair is recommended for use inside, and is available in all the colors and finishes from the Tolix Essentiels, Tendances and Brut Vernis color charts.

Details

Creator
Xavier Pauchard (Designer),Tolix (Manufacturer)
Design
D Armchair
Dimensions
Height: 28.94 in. (73.5 cm)Width: 21.66 in. (55 cm)Depth: 22.64 in. (57.5 cm)Seat Height: 16.93 in. (43 cm)
Style
Modern (In the Style Of)
Materials and Techniques
Steel
Place of Origin
France
Period
21st Century
Date of Manufacture
Current Production
Production Type
New & Custom(Current Production)
Condition
Seller Location
Autun, FR
Reference Number
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Shipping & Returns

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Estimated Customs Duties & Taxes to the Continental US: $0.
Ships From: Autun, France
Return Policy
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About The Maker

Tolix

All merit goes to Xavier Pauchard (1880-1948) who was a pioneer of galvanisation in France. Shortly after World War 1, based in Autun, Burgundy, he found himself (a visionary and inventive entrepreneur) in charge of a flourishing manufacture of galvanised sheet-metal domesitc items, which at the time, embodied household comfort. It was in 1927 that he registered the trademark TOLIX, at the same time converting to the «production of chairs, armchairs, stools and metal furnitures». We owe the revival of the brand Tolix to Chantal Andriot. It was with passion and loyalty for the company that this, ex Financial Directrice, launched into the adventure, along with a handful of employees, and bought back Tolix. The only woman in a man’s world and with her knowledge she was able to give back a new vitality, in perpetuating the dual standards of quality and innovation to an industry skilled in the making of functional furniture Today this enterprise is endowed with the latest technology which accompanies it’s numerous inherited manual processes and equipment.