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20-06 Chairs & Stools/emeco/2018-05-10
Open the PDF · HPD 5936
HPD has expired. Expiration Date: 2021-04-04
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1006 Navy Collection/emeco/2018-05-10
Open the PDF · HPD 5940
HPD has expired. Expiration Date: 2021-01-30
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SU Stools (Wood Seat, Aluminum Legs)/emeco/2018-05-16
Open the PDF · HPD 5983
HPD has expired. Expiration Date: 2021-05-15
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Run Aluminum Tables/emeco/2019-07-22
Open the PDF · HPD 8844
HPD has expired. Expiration Date: 2022-07-22
Run is a collection of tables, benches and shelves by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin, designers of the simple and no-nonsense. Run effortlessly finds balance in both indoor and outdoor landscapes suited for meeting, eating, learning, sharing and…
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Kong Chairs Stools/emeco/2021-08-10
Open the PDF · HPD 50483
HPD has expired. Expiration Date: 2024-08-10
Starck first designed the Kong barstool for the Chinese restaurant Kong in Paris. The one armed stool was intended to make it easy and graceful for the super model clientele to slither in and out of the bar. Kong requires the hand welding…
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Emeco Stools and Occasional Tables/emeco/2021-08-16
Open the PDF · HPD 50480
HPD has expired. Expiration Date: 2024-08-16
Designed for Emeco by Phillippe Starck in 2001. This record covers Emeco Stools and Occasional tables, available in hand-brushed or hand-polished finish.
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Alfi Benches/emeco/2021-11-24
Open the PDF · HPD 50416
HPD has expired. Expiration Date: 2024-11-24
Emeco and Morrison together, designed and engineered The Alfi Collection with the conviction that what you don’t see is as important as what you do see. Alfi reflects Emeco and Morrison’s common appreciation for the invisible qualities…
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SU Stools Concrete Seat Aluminum Legs/emeco/2025-02-12
With the invisible values of design, engineering and strength, the Emeco SU Collection follows the Japanese aesthetic
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Parrish Chairs with Wood Seats/emeco/2021-08-16
Open the PDF · HPD 50364
HPD has expired. Expiration Date: 2024-08-16
The Parrish Collection was originally designed for the Parrish Art Museum in New York. Just like the modest museum building holds an internal complexity, Parrish combines a subtle design with a heartfelt technical core.
