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Atelier Chair

Neither round nor square, playful yet practical: the Embru Atelier Chair

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As early as the late 1920s, Embru was developing work and office chairs that prioritised the needs of the user. With the chair range launched in 2012 by Swiss product designer Christophe Marchand, Embru has come up with an innovative product that sets new standards. Whether in the office, the studio or at home, this chair blends seamlessly into a working environment that is constantly in motion. The spring-loaded backrest support and the adjustable seat and backrest promote active sitting and lend the height-adjustable chair unrivalled character and comfort.

  • Five-star base in polished die-cast aluminium, on double-castor wheels, column with gas spring
  • Swivelling seat, seat height adjustable 44–65 cm
  • Seat dimensions 41 x 39 cm
  • Seat tilts approx. 5° in all directions
  • 3D backrest, adjustable in all directions, height and depth adjustable in 2 stages (approx. 3 cm)
  • Wooden parts: moulded plywood, CPL-coated or veneered
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Specifications

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Chair
W 61 cm
D 61 cm
H 81–102 cm
Schweiz
Schweizer Produkt
Designed, developed and manufactured in Switzerland
Hoehenverstellbar
Höhenverstellbar
Seat height 44–65 cm
Schwenkbar
Dreh-/schwenkbar

Inspiration

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Surfaces

Wooden parts
Buche Decor natur
Formsperrholz
CPL weiss
Formsperrholz
CPL anthrazit
Formsperrholz
CPL schwarz
Formsperrholz
Eichenfurnier natur
Formsperrholz
Eichenfurnier schwarz gebeizt
Formsperrholz
Seat cushion cover
Kvadrat
Kollektion Steelcut Trio 3

CPL stands for Continuous Pressed Laminates and is a laminate produced by pressing several layers of paper together with a hardening melamine resin. The surface is sealed with a film of melamine resin, which makes the laminate extremely durable.

The colours and finishes shown may differ from those in the images and are not binding. Please contact us for physical colour samples.

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Christophe Marchand

1965

Christophe Marchand

Christophe Marchand, born in Fribourg in 1965, trained as a cabinetmaker and studied industrial design at the Zurich School of Design. He has been teaching at Écal, the École cantonale d’art de Lausanne, since 1990. In 1993, he opened his own studio, where he develops furniture and products for companies such as Intertime, Zanotta, Alias and Thonet.

He works as a consultant for Embru in various areas. Among other things, he designed the Marchand armchair, as well as the Atelier chair, which was conceived as a school chair but soon found its way into offices and studios.


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