Smarin Livingstone Collection
LIVINGSTONE COLLECTION
LIVINGSTONE
A high-quality surrealist set. Oversized pebbles, a resting area with varying sizes and shapes that can be arranged according to your model, for contemporary interiors. Pebbles as fanciful landscape for ideal and permanent holidays, which can be transformed into an enjoyable domestic game.
The palette of shades, the choice of shapes and sizes are wide enough to choose a unique combination that endlessly variable, perfectly adapted to any interior.
All of the models in this range are available with or without lines: the lines’ color is defined by the designer related to the shade of the Livingstones.
All smarin products are a 100% high-end French production. Livingstones range is made in our workshop in Nice, France.
Pebbles cushions are made in pure virgin wool, a pure and natural material. The wool mineral dies are obtained without chemicals which guarantee remarkable comfort and an exceptional longevity.
INFORMATION
MATERIALS
- Coating 100% pure wool.
- The seats are made of foam.
- The cushions are filled with fibers.
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COLOURS
- 000 Black
- 002 Olive
- 003 Black
- 005 Red
- 111 Beige
- 112 Brown
- 113 Ivory
- 115 Grey
MAINTAIN
The woollen range is easy to clean : the cushions are washable as would pure virgin wool, the seaters are steam-cleanable or with a special wool furnishing foam cleaner. As any wool furniture, it is recommended to protect the Livingstones from moths.
DIMENSIONS - LES ASSISES SEATS
DIMENSIONS - LES COUSSINS CUSHIONS
- Marc 100/64/35 cm
- Edgar 28/17/15 cm
- Christophe 50/27/19 cm
- Pierre 30/27/19 cm
- Hervé 41/36/23 cm
- André 34/24/20 cm
- Jacques 44/30/25 cm
- Xavier 50/40/26 cm
- Yann 29/26/10 cm
DESIGNER-STÉPHANIE MARIN
French designer, Stéphanie Marin moved toward eco-design in 1990. In 2002, she decided to extend her research to design and habitat, a design without compromise between comfort, quality of the design and dream, the gestural induced by the use guides her throughout the work of design. Her anticonformist projects point out the narrowness of the link between art and design.
