Emu Poltroncina Darwin

The Darwin armchair by Emu is an elegant and versatile seating solution, perfect for enriching domestic or contract spaces with style and comfort. Characterized by modern and clean lines, this chair adapts harmoniously to a wide range of outdoor environments.
Made with a treated steel structure, the Darwin armchair offers excellent resistance to bad weather and corrosion, ensuring durability and reliability in time. The projection welding technology used to join the elements of the structure ensures a sturdy construction and a flawless finish, giving the chair a refined and modern look.
The ergonomically designed seat and backrest provide optimal comfort for long sessions, while the light and handy design, which also allows you to stack up to 4 pieces, facilitates transport and positioning. The Darwin armchair is available in a range of finishes and colors to suit different design preferences and furnishing styles, allowing you to personalize spaces with a distinctive touch.

Info and Technical Data Sheets:

Dimensions: cm L 60 x D 55 x H 77 - Seat H 45
Weight: 5.8 Kg
Stackable: 8
Static load: 200 Kg
For this product there are Polyester cushions available.

Steel
Iron and carbon alloy with a carbon percentage of less than 2% treated to resist atmospheric agents with the exclusive EMU-Coat anti-corrosion process.
USE AND MAINTENANCE
To keep the product in good condition for a long time, we recommend storing it during the winter in closed, dry places to avoid the formation of condensation. Before the winter season and on a quarterly basis, if the products are stored near the sea, it is recommended to clean the metal surfaces with a soft cloth using water or detergents and protect them with Vaseline oil or car wax.

Polyester fabric: it is a fiber made up of linear macromolecules made up mainly of polyethylene terephthalate. It has high mechanical characteristics: it resists breakage, light, abrasion, does not deform permanently, has excellent elastic recovery and is water-repellent.

USE AND MAINTENANCE
Avoid prolonged contact with greasy and/or coloring substances which could be absorbed by the covering material and give rise to permanent stains, as well as deteriorate the structure of the yarn. If used near the sea or swimming pools, periodic washing is recommended. Frequent washing: follow the specific instructions for each material shown on the appropriate label. Use water and non-abrasive liquid detergents with neutral PH and colorless. If necessary, leave the detergent to act for a few minutes. Rinse thoroughly with water at a temperature not exceeding 30°C. If using pressure devices, keep the tip of the diffuser at a distance of at least 60/70 cm from the surface of the product. If necessary repeat the operation. Do not use abrasive sponges to remove stains and do not treat with bleach or chlorine.

Designer:
Lucidi - Pevere
Paolo Lucidi (1974) Luca Pevere (1977). Graduates from the Polytechnic of Milan in Industrial Design. They trained at well-known Milanese design studios following projects for numerous companies including American Standard Salvatore Ferragamo, Mitsubishi, Hitachi, Zerodisegno, Magis and Dainese. They began to sign their first projects together in 2003. In 2006 they founded Studio LucidiPevere in Milan.
They designed for very different companies, tackling various sectors including furniture, lighting, tableware, bathroom. Their products have been included in museums in Europe and the United States. They have taken part in various Italian and foreign exhibitions and publications in books and magazines. Today Studio LucidiPevere is based in Udine. They collaborate with different companies, cultures and countries; some brands they work with are De Padova, Zanotta, Agape, Ligne Roset, Gebrüder Tonet Vienna, Kristalia, Lema, Living Divani, Casamania, DeCastelli, Foscarini, Normann Copenhagen, Very Wood, La Cividina, etc. They always try to deal with new types of products by collaborating with different companies, cultures and countries; continually searching for the right aesthetic expression of the material and technology they are working on.