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Overview

875 By Cassina

Type

Armchair with armrests

Manufacture year

1960

Designer

The 875 armchair was designed by Ico Parisi in 1960 for Cassina (at the time  Figli  di  Amedeo  Cassina).‎ Cosy, rigorous and elegant, its body is fixed  to  unusual  arched  supports  that  accentuate  its defined profile.‎ Characterised by an ample seat and armrests that encourage support, the 875 is a comfortable and functional armchair destined for any room of the house.‎
Its author’s typical experimentation has led to the creation of an armchair that is  classic  and modern  at the same time.‎ Its solemn appearance is reduced by the contrast of the materials used and, despite having classic features, it is eclectic, innovative and adaptable to any context.‎
The 875 armchair was initially padded with foam rubber  cut  into  sharp edges,  today  it  has  been reissued with expanded polyurethane  padding in  order  to maintain its linear  shape.‎  Both  the  backrest  and the  seat are upholstered  in  fabric  from  the  Cassina  collections,  just  like  its  removable  cushions.‎  The  arched  supports are available in brushed nickel, polished chrome, polished gold chrome, polished gunmetal or painted matt black.‎

Materials:
- metal seat and back frame with elastic straps and wooden armrests; padding in expanded polyurethane foam and polyester wadding;
- seat and back cushions padded with different density polyurethane foam and polyester wadding;
- curved steel plate in brushed nickel, polished chrome, polished gold chrome, polished gunmetal or painted matt black;
- removable upholstery in fabrics or leathers from the Cassina collections.‎

Further info from manufacturer on 875 Cassina
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Dimensions
79 x 84 x H 76 cm

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