The 289 is a concise chair by Pierre Guariche that exemplifies post‑war French industrial design of the 1950s and 1960s. It pairs a slender tubular metal frame with a moulded shell in plywood or plastic, producing a balanced relationship between visual lightness and structural clarity. The restrained silhouette, exposed fixings and precise proportions create a timeless piece that is both robust and elegant. The ergonomic contours provide good seating comfort despite the chair’s economical volume, allowing the design to function convincingly in a variety of interior settings.
This seating solution is appropriate for private residences as well as contract environments such as lobbies, meeting rooms and dining areas. Construction and material selection deliver reliable performance and low maintenance; the shell can be specified in a range of finishes and lacquers while the frame is available in powder‑coated or chrome‑plated options. Designers and specifiers value the 289 for its clarity of concept, ease of coordination with other furniture and straightforward integration into contemporary residential and exhibition schemes. Its production emphasizes sound execution and long‑term usability.
Please fill in the form.
