Kong Chair

Stylepark-ID:	05.3887.00002
Categories:	Home furniture ›Seating furniture ›chairs

Product description

Starck first designed the Kong barstool for the Chinese restaurant Kong in Paris. The one armed stool was intended to make it easy and graceful for the super model clientele to slither in and out of the bar. Kong requires the hand welding of 24 separate pieces of aluminum, and an additional 8 hours of hand polishing.

Specifications

Width	390 mm
Height	880 mm
Depth	460 mm
Seat finish	without upholstery
Height of seat	440 mm
Base finish	with legs
Backrest finish	without back padding
Armrest finish	without armrests
Material	aluminium
Colors	silver chrome

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Manufacturer:
Emeco, United States

Design:
Philippe Starck

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