
Objekto Cv Model B Armchair
CV MODEL B ARMCHAIR
CV MODEL B ARMCHAIR
Designed by Cristian Valdes
Recognizable by their singular style and admirable by the perfection of their realization, Cristian Valdés furniture has become references and cult objects highly sought after by connoisseurs and lovers of design.
This chair with armrests is the natural variation of the original chair. Like her, she adopts the same construction method common to the entire collection.
Its soft curves make it a very comfortable and elegant seat, the natural leather of which will take on a magnificent patina over time.
Alongside his main activity, the Chilean architect Cristian Valdés dabbled in furniture design. For him, the only fundamental difference between design and architecture is a question of scale.
The collection of furniture he creates is the concrete result of the intersection of these two worlds.
The idea came to him after analyzing the structure and construction of a Dunlop tennis racket similar to the one John McEnroe played with at the time. He develops a constructive system which is the functional and structural translation. This system will be used for all the furniture in the collection.
This chair with armrests is the natural variation of the original chair. Its soft curves make it a very comfortable and elegant seat, the natural leather of which will take on a magnificent patina over time.
Like the original chair, this model quickly became a design icon in its country. He is appreciated and recognized for his unusual style.
Handcrafted in small series, Cristian Valdés furniture is today unique, rare and sought after objects.
Designer
CRISTIAN VALDES
Architect, Designer - Chili
Chilean Architect Cristian Valdes is as well known today as a designer as he is as an architect.
In parallel with its main activity of Architecture; he dabbled in furniture design in the late 1970s. For him, the only fundamental difference between design and architecture is a question of scale. Drawing a chair can be an exercise in architecture, and architecture can also be approached by experimenting with the material in a workshop and not just from a drawing board.
Architecture and furniture design are born out of an intention to create something new, what matters is the origin of that intention, not its dimensions.
The process that interests him is defining this intention and knowing where it comes from, with what and why.
As well in his daily life as in each of his works, his simplicity is remarkable. His ability to grasp the origin of things in order to express them directly in his work is one of the characteristics that mark his approach to architecture and design.
He does not lose sight of the essential and proscribes all unnecessary or futile forms.
He is aware of the meaning of things and does nothing that does not have a specific and useful purpose.
In 1977, he created the Valdés chair, which is certainly the most beautiful icon of Chilean design and a benchmark at the international level. Over time the collection has expanded to include several armchairs and a sofa and has been exported around the world. The Museum of Natural History in Paris and the Museum of Modern Art in New York have acquired many pieces.
information
PRODUCT TYPE
Armchair
BRAND
Objekto
LEATHER
Full grain vege-tanned leather / no correction
COLLECTION
CV Model B
PRODUCTION
Made in France
STEEL
Black Powder Coated Steel
MAKE
Soft curves
MATERIAL
- Steel
- Wood
- Beech
- Jequitiba Powder Coated
WEIGHT
7 kg
WOOD
Solid Wood And Plywood
COMMENTAIRES
With the intention of being authentic, we use vege-tanned full grain leathers with no surface modification. The leather may exhibit little scares or natural markings consistent with natural tanning.
