Born in California, she began her training by studying structural engineering and architecture at Rice University in Houston, and fine arts in Florence, culminating in a Master of Architecture at Yale University.
After a scholarship 'Fulbright Scholarship' in Rome, in 1986, she became a partner at Studio Citterio Dwan and in 1991 she opened her own studio in Milan.
She designed buildings in Switzerland, Japan, Germany and Italy, and in 1996 she began to work on design with important companies.
Some of her projects are in the permanent collection of the Museum of the Triennale in Milan.
Wilma
Terry Dwan
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Armchair with hardwood structure. Back with natural edge and comfortable padded seat upholstered in leather or fabric with exposed stitching. Available with or without armrests.Finish: base of oil / natural wax of vegetable origin with pine extracts.
production year: 2014
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Terry Dwan
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materials
Wood and finishes
ASH GREY PIGMENTED OAK WITHOUT KNOTS
Elm
WHITENED OAK WITHOUT KNOTS
WHITE MILK PIGMENTED OAK WITHOUT KNOTS
OAK WITHOUT KNOTS
WALNUT WITHOUT KNOTS
Cherrywood
Maple
Utah Leather
108 - Noir
107 - Chocolat
106 - Havane
105 - Taupe
104 - Gris Perle
103 - Mattone
102 - Kanyon
101 - Savane
Cristal leather
14 Nero
51 Tortora
37 Rosso
13 Blu Scuro
17 Testa di Moro
49 Castagno
65 Nocciola
70 Ecru
18 Bianco
Suede Leather
10 - Nero
26 - Grigio
28 - Fumo
11 - Castagno
27 - Daino
31 - Beige
1 Ecru
Kvadrat textile
Hallingdal 65 - 180 - Nero
Hallingdal 65 - 166 - Panda
Hallingdal 65 - 130 - Foca
Hallingdal 65 - 116 - Nebbia
Hallingdal 65 - 103 - Ecru
Divina Melange 2 - 280 - Testa di Moro
Divina Melange 2 - 260 - Siena
Divina Melange 2 - 220 - Sahara
Divina Melange 2 - 180 - Grafite
Divina Melange 2 - 170 - Fumo
Divina Melange 2 - 120 - Polvere
Canvas 174 - Coal
Canvas 154 - Iron
Canvas 134 - Stone
Canvas 124 - Beton
Canvas 114 - Sand
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Maintenance
Natural Living
Each purchaser that buys a Riva 1920 product will receive as a gift a small plant, upon request, to return the favour to nature that originally produced the wood used for the production of the piece of furniture purchased.
