Armchair pivotant Contemporanei Designed with a tripod to

Designed with a tripod to prevent it from being too cumbersome and obstructing the movements of servers

Ironically called it “Bibendum” due to the resemblance in shape with the popular symbol of Michelin

grâce à son empilabilité qui le rend facile à ranger

A sofa that challenges the conventions of classic linear design

and titanium-painted metal

Armchair pivotant Contemporanei Designed with a tripod toHistory This swivel chair in steel tube it was among presented at the Salone dAutomne in Paris in 1929. The swivel armchair was highly innovative for that period: for the first time, the seat was supported by its legs only thanks to the fulcrum, which allowed a full 360 rotation. This was an example of the designers interest in the exploration of the structural possibilities that the use of the steel allowed. Polished chrome or lacquered tubular steel