Andreu World Happy Side Chair

A collection including chair, armchair, easy chair and barstool characterised by their pleasing rounded shapes. Presented in solid beech wood, although the chair and the armchair versions are also available in solid oak wood, and both incorporate two different back types: upholstered and natural wickerwork.

Learn more about Happy Side Chair below:

FEATURES | SPECIFICATIONS | DESIGNER

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FEATURES:

• Frame: Beech
• Oak plywood back
• Upholstered seat and front of back
• Upholstery available in several colours

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SPECIFICATIONS:

• Dimensions: 77cm H x 49cm W x 56.5cm D
• Seat height: 48.5cm
• 5 Years warranty against all defects in materials and workmanship (does not apply to damage as a result of accident, freight, misuse, negligence, abuse or normal wear and tear)
• FSC, ISO 14001, ISO 9001 and Quality and Environmental certified

0376-Product Data Sheet

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DESIGNER: Lievore Altherr Molina

The quality of the threesome Alberto Lievore, Jeannette Altherr and Manel Molina is perfectly consolidated around the world, but no so many are aware of the work done for Andreu World as art directors. Alberto Lievore, born in Buenos Aires, is a designer having matured to his very best amongst all the veterans in Spanish design. He was to achieve many moments of fame and high levels of productivity once he began working with the designer Jeannette Altherr and the interior and industrial designer Manel Molina. He studied architecture in Buenos Aires and had shown an interest in industrial design, having founded the design and production centre, Hipótesis. In 1977 he set up his studio in Barcelona with Jorge Pensi. In those days he already understood design as an integral activity that encompasses the conception and definition of the design, its production strategies and its subsequent graphic and advertising images. In 1984 he went independent and during the time he managed his own studio he bequeathed works of genius such as the Lynn chair. With the Lynn, he started his relationship with Andreu World, and two years later set up a new design company called Lievore, Altherr, Molina, becoming official in 1996. Since then his contributions to the company catalogue have been fundamental, abundant and very high in quality, with exemplary pieces such as the Radical chair and the models in the Manila series.



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NOTE: This is a special-order item. As such, orders for this item cannot be cancelled once placed. To ensure your satisfaction, please call us with any questions you have prior to ordering.