Pavilion Chair
Pavilion Chair by Anderssen + Voll for &Tradition.
The Pavilion range by Anderssen & Voll pays homage to Copenhagen's Langellini Pavilion, a wholly modernist building designed by architect couple Eva and Niels Koppel. Designed for the pavilion itself, this range of furniture embodies the minimalist construction of the movement.
Briefed with designing a lightweight stackable chair that would suit the surroundings of the building, the Pavilion chair blends the old with the new. A traditional laminated veneer seat and seat back is form pressed into an ergonomic shape to better support the sitter. The tube frame eschews the fixed angles of traditional modernist design and adopts more natural curves. The result is a graceful yet strong dining or side chair for daily use.
Quick delivery available for black base only.
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Description
Pavilion Chair by Anderssen + Voll for &Tradition.
The Pavilion range by Anderssen & Voll pays homage to Copenhagen's Langellini Pavilion, a wholly modernist building designed by architect couple Eva and Niels Koppel. Designed for the pavilion itself, this range of furniture embodies the minimalist construction of the movement.
Briefed with designing a lightweight stackable chair that would suit the surroundings of the building, the Pavilion chair blends the old with the new. A traditional laminated veneer seat and seat back is form pressed into an ergonomic shape to better support the sitter. The tube frame eschews the fixed angles of traditional modernist design and adopts more natural curves. The result is a graceful yet strong dining or side chair for daily use.
Quick delivery available for black base only.
Dimensions
52.5w x 50d x 46/76cmh
Materials
Form pressed veneer seat available in black lacquered oak, lacquered oak, or lacquered walnut.
Black or chrome steel frame.
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