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Integrated tilting mechanism for maximum lounge-comfort
Subtly finished with contrasting piping
Jean-Pierre Audebert
Designer

Jean-Pierre Audebert

A fast career in French design
It was in 1967 that Juan Jorion met Jean Pierre Audebert in Paris at the salon of the famous ‘Société des Artistes Décorateurs’, an organisation which groups the crème de la crème of French designers. Audebert presented a furniture collection for young children and also a range of office chairs. A close collaboration was born which contributed to the success story of JORI.

Jean-Pierre Audebert graduated from the Ecole Boulle, where he was also a professor at the beginning of his career. As an architect, he earned his stripes with interior projects for financial institutions, public buildings and schools. He also carried out several projects for the French High-Speed Train or TGV.

Fabrics
Leather
Lacquer
  • Lounge chair with built-in tilt mechanism and optional freestanding footstool.
  • Lounge chair with ornamental stitch on the back except for chenille fabrics
  • Available in leather or fabric.
  • Piping for fabric covering : piping in same fabric covering or contrasting leather piping in 8 default colours (see general info) . Piping for leather covering : piping only in same leather covering.
  • Leg armchair : 4-star swivelbase chrome black or lacquered in one of the JORI standard colours (see general info)
  • Leg footstool : 4-star base fixed chrome black or lacquered in one of the JORI standard colours (see general info)
  • Available with seat height + 3 cm
  • Frame : solid beech.
  • Felt glides for wooden floors. Teflon glides for stone floors and carpets.
  • Seating furniture with removable covers (to be done by an industrial third party)
  • 2D and 3D images for visualization are available on our website.