Emu Dining Set Round Mia

Clean and linear design are the characterizing elements of the Round extendable table. The entire collection makes the search for structural balance and its discreet lines the characteristics of the interpretation of a stylistically refined but essential outdoor space. The clean and essential shapes of the table are combined with the Mia chair, designed by the iconic French architect Jean Nouvel, with a minimalist and rigorous design. Mia can fit in with great personality in any furnishing space, both outdoor and indoor, ideal for furnishing spaces of sophisticated simplicity, both residential and contract. Optional seat cushion.
Extendable table with pre-galvanized and hot-painted sheet metal top, painted steel structure.
Painted steel chair, painted aluminum seat.
Table dimensions cm: L 160 +54+54x D 100 x 65/75 H under table/Total H - Weight 76 kg
Table finishes: white - antique iron
Chair dimensions cm: L 49 x D 52 x 45/78 Hs/ H - Weight 5.5 kg
Chair finishes: antique iron, white, black, maple red, scarlet red, cloud grey, corten
Square EMU cushion / cod.C/703A range of fabric cushions that enriches the comfort of each seat. This range of cushions comes in different colours, to best adapt to different furnishing styles. Equipped with a zip, easily removable, washable covers and with a simple fastening system.
Designer:

Jean Nouvel was born in 1945 in Fumel, a city in the south-east of France. During his period of study at the Parisian School of Fine Arts, he worked with Claude Parent, a renowned French architect, and later with the philosopher-urbanist Paul Virilio. In 1970, together with François Seigneur, he founded his first agency and the following year, after graduating, he met the critic Georges Boudaille who introduced him as the architect of the Paris Biennial of the same year.
Always attentive to architectural needs of cities and citizens, Jean Nouvel is one of the founders of the "March 1976" movement, of the "Architecture Syndicate" and is one of the main supporters of the intervention of various international architects for the redevelopment of the Halles district of Paris. Nouvel architect and designer has won numerous awards and received much recognition over the last few years. We can mention the silver medal of the Académie d'Architecture in 1980 and the “Gran Prix d'Architecture” for all his works in 1987. In the same year he won the “Equerre d'Argent” for his excellent design work in the context of minimalist furniture. His work is exhibited in the best international museums such as the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid, the Museum of Modern Art Exposeum and the Center Pompidou in Paris.