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Standard SP chair, Prouvé Blanc Colombe - deep black

Vitra

649.00€

Vitra
Standard SP chair 649.00€

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Description

Vitra’s Standard SP is a plastic version of Jean Prouvé's iconic Standard Chair. Designed in 1934, Standard Chair has a unique metal structure inspired by Prouvé’s engineering background. Because most of the weight is carried by the chair’s back legs, Prouvé decided to place large, hollow steel legs on the back and slim ones on the front.

The subtle hue of the chair's frame is part of Jean Prouvé’s original colour palette. The colour used to be called “ecru” in Vitra’s furniture, but in 2022, the name was changed to Blanc Colombe, Prouvé’s original name for the hue. The poetic name is French, and its direct translation would be “dove white”.

With its pleasantly shaped seat and backrest in durable plastic, the Standard SP (Siège en Plastique) makes an excellent dining chair, and its design matches perfectly with Vitra's EM Table, which was also designed by Prouvé.

Colour
Ecru, black
Width
42 cm
Depth
49 cm
Height
82 cm
Seat height
46.5 cm
Frame material
Bent sheet steel and tubular steel with powder coated finish
Seat material
ASA plastic
Backrest material
ASA plastic
Warranty
10 years (product must be registered at manufacturer's website within 3 months of the purchase date)
Product ID
AK21043612-88

Jean Prouvé

Jean Prouvé (1909–1984) was a French metal artisan, engineer and self-taught architect and designer, who had a great influence on European post-war design and design philosophy. Social conscience and easy accessibility were essential starting points for Prouvé’s designs, which were often based on prefabricated housing, modular systems and mass-production. 

Prouvé opened his own workshop in Nancy, France in 1924, and later expanded it into a furniture factory. Prouvé’s designs were widely used in French public institutes, and his prefabricated houses known as 'Maison Tropicale' were also sent to French colonies in Africa in mid-twentieth century. His background as a metal worker and engineer characterizes his best known designs, such as the Standard chair and Em table currently produced by Vitra.

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