Pressed Chair

Presented:	Salone del Mobile 2011, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	05.1004.10146
Categories:	Home furniture › Seating furniture › chairs

Product description

It doesn‘t come any more toned down than this. This chair is made from one single sheet of metal, made stable by its form and circumferential depression. It doesn‘t come any more functional than this either. The Pressed Chair can be stacked and is equally at home outside as inside.

Articles about Pressed Chair

DESIGN

A license to RO-CK

2/17/2015

For his lifetime achievements Nils Holger Moormann has been presented with the “German Design Award” in Frankfurt. Prompting Florian Hufnagl, former Director of the Neue Sammlung in Munich, to compose a special laudation in words and images.

MAGAZINE

The new is not per se the good Checking out Milan, part 1

4/25/2012

The 51st Salone del Mobile and all its side shows remains one huge cultural event. By contrast, the exhibitors at the trade-fair halls in Rho prefer restraint and no longer try to parade their novelties at any price.

MAGAZINE

New! New! New?

4/27/2011

How much sense does it make to show prototypes of new products at a fair? Most producers face this question, yet seldom are their thoughts aired in public. However, when you make a point of asking, some of the answers that come to light are surprisingly honest.

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