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Tulu Seat

Tulu Dining Chair Stackable 1968 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Kazuhide Takahama - Front Angle-2 View
Tulu Dining Chair Stackable 1968 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Kazuhide Takahama - Front View
Tulu Dining Chair Stackable 1968 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Kazuhide Takahama - Front-Angle View
Tulu Dining Chair Stackable 1968 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Kazuhide Takahama - Side-View
Tulu Dining Chair Stackable 1968 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Kazuhide Takahama - Back-Angle View
Tulu Dining Chair Stackable 1968 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Kazuhide Takahama - Back View

Tulu Seat

CAD $720 – $940

The Tulu Chair by Kazuhide Takahama was introduced in 1968 as part of his ongoing pursuit at merging Japanese design principles with European modernism. Kazuhide Takahama was a prominent figure in furniture design, bringing his unique perspective to European design, having studied under Kazuo Fujioka in Japan before moving to Italy. His philosophy centered around simplicity, precision and harmony, influenced by the principles of traditional Japanese aesthetics and the Bauhaus movement. The Tulu Chair has been displayed in several prestigious exhibitions, including the Triennale di Milano in Italy and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. It is a stackable, upholstered steel rod chair, available in Canada.

Shown in Brezza Italian Aniline Leather on Satin Chrome Steel.

Designer

Kazuhide Takahama

Kazuhide Takahama (1930-2010) was a Japanese architect and furniture designer known for his minimalist aesthetic and fusion of Eastern and Western design principles. He began his career in Japan before moving to Italy in 1957, where he collaborated closely with Dino Gavina and his influential company, Gavina SpA. Takahama is recognized for his elegant seating designs, including the Gaja series dining chairs and bar stools (1969) and the Tulu chairs (1968). His work is characterized by clean lines, geometric forms, and a focus on essential elements. Takahama's designs have become iconic representations of mid-century modern furniture.
Black and white portrait of Kazuhide Takahama, designer of iconic furniture like the Tulu chair, Suzanne sofa, and Kazuki armchair, available here in Canada.
Kazuhide Takahama (1930-2010) was a Japanese architect and furniture designer known for his minimalist aesthetic and fusion of Eastern and Western design principles. He began his career in Japan before moving to Italy in 1957, where he collaborated closely with Dino Gavina and his influential company, Gavina SpA. Takahama is recognized for his elegant seating designs, including the Gaja series dining chairs and bar stools (1969) and the Tulu chairs (1968). His work is characterized by clean lines, geometric forms, and a focus on essential elements. Takahama's designs have become iconic representations of mid-century modern furniture.

Product Dimensions

Depth (cm): 53
Width (cm): 51
Height (cm): 77
Depth (in): 20.8 inches
Width (in): 19.9 inches
Height (in): 30.4 inches

Construction:
  • Upholstery: Custom Selection of Premium Leather, Suede or Fabric from Archetype Forms
  • Structure: Bent Tubular Steel Frame in Polished or Brushed Chrome Plate, Bronze Plate, Lacquer, Powder Coat, or Other Premium Finish Selection from Archetype Forms
  • Support: Elastic Webbing
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