Silla Calla
Designer: William Sawaya
Injection molded stacking chair appropriate for indoor/outdoor commercial, institutional and residential use.
One piece modified fiberglass reinforced polypropylene. |
Pantone
Designer: Verner Panton
Verner Panton worked for many years on the idea of creating a chair out of one piece of plastic. What Panton created was the first chair molded by injection of this type of material characterized by not having rear legs. This historic icon of design begun to be produced in mass in 1967 and can be purchased in various different colors.
Photographer: Hans Hansen |
Tom Vac
Designer: Ron Arad
The Tom Vac is an elegant chair, comfortable and in its unconventional design taking the form of a shell. In 1997, Domus magazine commended Ron Arad for the creation of the structure; however, he combined polypropylene and steel form to perfectly form the Tom Vac. This chair can be used in interiors and exteriors and because of its configuration it is structured, allowing to saving space while not in use.
Photographer: Hans Hansen |
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