Armchair Marchand

Ever since the Mooris, the famous Marchand chair has been shown and celebrated at regular intervals. Not for nothing - because most of us Moorisians spend a large part of the day on exactly such a chair.

In addition to the traditional Mooris studio version on castors, the swinging Pagwood bowl is also available with a sturdy base. This turns the beautiful armchair into a four-legged chair for the dining table.

With the equally innovative and unique 3D forming of Pagwood, the traditional company Embru once again proves its Swiss pioneering spirit.

Pagwood, plywood pressed with melamine resin, is characterised by its unique combination of usability and design. Already in the 60s the material proved itself in the legendary Züritram and was rediscovered by designer Christophe Marchand for the studio chair. The chair was designed to celebrate the 100th anniversary of 'Embru' and is extremely comfortable thanks to the rounded edges and ingenious angles.

In light and dark wood.