Erica Contour Low Back Swivel
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Description
Vladimir Kagan’s Erica Contour Low Back Swivel, first introduced in 1967, is a supportive seat set on an X-shaped Lucite base, intended to create the illusion of floating off the ground. The piece features a discreet memory-swivel mechanism, as well as Kagan’s trademark of a single “buttonless tuft” adorning the seat and back.
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Details
- Made by hand by highly skilled craftspeople in the USA.
- Kiln-dried solid maple internal frames are built to order for signature durability.
- Hand-sculpted upholstery foam is molded to cradle every contour of the body.
- COM/COL is applied to facilitate tight upholstery around distinctive, complex curves. All materials are patterned, cut and tailored by hand.
- Respect for traditional handcraft promises heirloom quality, while modern materials and techniques maintain longevity and performance.
- Sits atop a 1-inch-thick, X-shaped Lucite base, intended to create the illusion of floating.
- Option of stationary base or integrated swivel mechanism with a memory swivel (rotates left and right 180 degrees and returns to center).
- Glides included on all options.
- HOLLY HUNT can customize this piece to suit your project needs. Please contact your Sales Associate to discover more.
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Contract & Certifications
Contract Capabilities
- Suitable for contract use
Certifications- Meets CAL 117 requirements.
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HOLLY HUNT is pleased to offer options across size, material or finish. To view more details, click View Options below or Request Information for a more detailed quote.
Lead Time: 6 to 8 weeks
HOLLY HUNT can customize this piece to suit your project needs. Please contact your Sales Associate to discover more.
Notes- Dimensions: The dimensions of this product can be customized.
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Care & Assembly
- Remove dust with a dry or damp lint-free microfiber cloth. Thoroughly dry the piece with a soft cloth after application of any moisture.
- Never use solvents, abrasives, or glass cleaners.
- Fine scratches can sometimes be removed.
- Vladimir Kagan recommends the Novus 7136 Plastic Polish Kit. Closely follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use.