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OFFICE CHAIR PINKPIG

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Regular price $2,665.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $2,665.00 USD

Racing & Emotion

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The Pinkpig is a hand-built Pink Pig office chair by Racing & Emotion, inspired by the legendary Porsche 917/20 raced at the 1971 24 Hours of Le Mans in its butcher-shop livery.

 

The Origin

Every Racing & Emotion chair is designed, shaped, and manufactured entirely by hand in Le Mans, France, the home of the world's most famous 24-hour endurance race. The Pinkpig celebrates the Porsche 917/20, an experimental short-tail 917 that Porsche entered at Le Mans in 1971 wearing a pink livery with butcher's cuts drawn across the body by designer Anatole Lapine. It brings one of motorsport's most beloved liveries into a modern studio or executive office.

Materials

The shell is built for firm but flexible support, mounted on a swivel base with height adjustment for daily desk use. The interior is fully upholstered in premium leather, hand-stitched by the Racing & Emotion atelier, then assembled and painted piece by piece. The result is lightweight, durable, and finished to the standard of a real motorsport bucket seat.

Specifications

  • Builder: Racing & Emotion
  • Origin: Le Mans, France
  • Inspiration: Porsche 917/20 Pink Pig, 1971 Le Mans
  • Base: Swivel, height adjustable
  • Upholstery: Premium leather interior
  • Construction: Hand-assembled and hand-painted
  • Support: Firm but flexible

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