Heri O’, simple yet sophisticated, is a symbol balancing memory and contemporaneity. I created a chair that immediately welcomes you and makes you acknowledge it. A decisive, tense but also sinuous graphic mark that delineates the structure and accommodates the upholstered seat.
Seemingly elementary, Heri O’ by Monica Armani combines elegance, essentiality and charm, and nods to the ‘60s. An object whose shapes and key colour hark back to the pop side of that era. The name Heri O’ comes from the combination of the word heritage with O’. Heritage for the clear references to the archetypes of round wooden chairs, O’, like the Flair O’ and Allure O’ collections, is an homage to the timeless style icon Jackie O’.
With a clean design, the chair, light in its forms, is made of a curved and joined wooden frame, a balance between tradition and novelty. The upholstered cushions are made of a foamed metal base covered in fabric. Heri O’ has a thousand faces with its countless finishes, from light and black brushed ash to glossy lacquer in different colours, combined with B&B Italia’s extensive textile collection for the seat and back cushions.
