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stoel Gispen 116 - Gispen TodayBegin jaren vijftig ontwierp Wim Rietveld een aantal producten voor de firma Gispen: de 1401 fauteuil en de 116 stoel. Nu geeft Richard Hutten, Dutch Originals huidige art director, hier een vervolg aan. Voor stoel met nummer 116 liet Hutten zich inspireren door het ontwerp van Rietveld. Tijdens dit proces ontleedde Hutten het oude ontwerp met chirurgische precisie. Zijn aanpassingen op detailniveau zorgen voor verbeteringen op gebied van comfort.

Begin jaren vijftig ontwierp Wim Rietveld een aantal producten voor de firma Gispen: de 1401 fauteuil en de 116 stoel. Nu geeft Richard Hutten, Dutch Originals’ huidige art director, hier een vervolg aan.

Voor stoel met nummer 116 liet Hutten zich inspireren door het ontwerp van Rietveld. Tijdens dit proces ontleedde Hutten het oude ontwerp met chirurgische precisie. Zijn aanpassingen op detailniveau zorgen voor verbeteringen op gebied van comfort. Hierbij is ook het Gispen Grijs weer terug met, net als toen, een centrale rol in de nieuwe ontwerpen. Dit Gispen Grijs verbindt Huttens nieuwe Gispen Today lijn, die in een breed scala aan kleuren en materialen beschikbaar is. Deze herintroductie zorgt voor een frisse blik met een knipoog naar vroeger.

Er zijn 2 uitvoeringen van het frame leverbaar: in mat zwart (RAL 9005) of in Gispen Grijs (RAL 7030). Bij de zitting en rug heb je de keuze uit 3 uitvoeringen; in zwart gebeitst eiken, white wash eiken of eiken in Gispen Grijs gekleurd.

Bestel je 4 of meer Gispen 116 stoelen dan betaal je per stoel € 495,- 

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