Poltrona Frau
Movie Chair with Armrests
Price starting from € 1.000,00*
*Price valid for the version with frame in matt black varnished steel and upholstery in leather SC – without writing tablet (cod. 5182001).
From the design of Mari Marenco comes Movie, an armchair inspired by the seats of cinemas. This piece of furniture has a clean and essential line, perfect for modern contexts and contemporary furnishings. Ideal for conference rooms and spaces that require many rows of seats, Movie has a supporting structure made of tubular steel, painted with epoxy powder. The padding is in polyurethane foam with Pelle Frau® leather covering to ensure maximum yield and aesthetic effect. Practical and easy to handle, Movie is also stackable, without a writing surface, up to a maximum of 8. The optional writing surface is made of polycarbonate, easily removable and resistant to use.
W.59 x D.59 x H.81 cm
Seat Height 44 cm
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The colors displayed, for technical reasons, are indicative and may differ from the actual finish. The price may vary in relation to the category / finish chosen. Contact us to receive a personalized quotation.
SC | ColorSphere
01 Avorio
05 Stucco
0 Polare
10 Antracite
127 Siam
128 Carminio
132 Eggshell
136 Ginger Bread
140 Mimosa
175 Bengali Green
177 Limo
178 Alpi
180 Celadon
188 Viridiana
19 Georgette
20 Inchiostro
23 Tortora
248 Iris
26 Topo
278 Atlantic Blue
279 Alchemy
28 Seppia
29 Ardesia
40 Cachemire
44 Noisette
48 Tonka
59 Noce Pecan
67 Chiodi di Garofano
74 Nocciola
92 Garnet
96 Mattone
99 Carrubo
01 Avorio05 Stucco0 Polare10 Antracite127 Siam128 Carminio132 Eggshell136 Ginger Bread140 Mimosa175 Bengali Green177 Limo178 Alpi180 Celadon188 Viridiana19 Georgette20 Inchiostro23 Tortora248 Iris26 Topo278 Atlantic Blue279 Alchemy28 Seppia29 Ardesia40 Cachemire44 Noisette48 Tonka59 Noce Pecan67 Chiodi di Garofano74 Nocciola92 Garnet96 Mattone99 CarruboFrame
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Poltrona Frau brings in any kind of environment, from home to office, its characteristic taste for leather-covered furnishings. The company grew out from the intuition of Renzo Frau who, moving in Torino, founded his workshop in the late 19th and 20th centuries. The Piedmont city was the ideal stage for the proposals of the young entrepreneur.
From the beginning, Poltrona Frau furnishings attract the attentions of the bourgeoisie and the Savoy Aristocracy, strongly fascinated by the international taste. The company’s collections embodied the timeless beauty of the Made in Italy design, despite a remarkable stylistic inflection in the Edoardian taste. In those years came to life iconic products such as the historic model 904, better known as Vanity Fair, the Chester armchair, which recalls the Chesterfield style, and the model 1919.Read more
Designed by
Mario Marenco
Mario Marenco (1933-2017), architect and designer, was born and raised in Naples and obtained his degree in architecture there in 1957. In 1960 he opened his own studio in Rome, starting a long and prolific career that would lead him to work with brands such as Artemide, Poltrona Frau or Bernini. His most important collaboration was the one with Arflex, for which he signed two bestsellers such as the "Marechiaro" and "Marenco" sofas. In the 1980s he also designed various exhibition stands for the FIAT group and for brands controlled by it such as Lancia and Alfa Romeo. Alongside his activity as a designer, he carried on a parallel artistic career throughout his life in a totally different field, that of comic entertainment. He came to work steadily on radio and television as a comedian alongside Renzo Arbore, succeeding with the contagious sympathy of the characters he interpreted to enter the hearts of the public permanently and achieve great popularity. More unique than rare case, he managed to keep television popularity and his career as an architect separate, without either of the two so different aspects of his peculiar figure engulfing the other.
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