Arpa 1 Chair by Adico
Designed by Luis Solenio Laranjeira
Arpa 1 Chair by Adico is moderate and balanced, broadcasting a mild design in the environment, without losing the visibility of its personality. Perfect for your indoor or outdoor spaces.
Its pastel colours facilitate interaction with other space elements, while maintaining the autonomy of the structure communication.
Stackable to 8 high
Finish:
Steel metallic structure
Epoxy paint in Adico range
Okoume maritime plywood seat
Dimensions:
535mmL x 550mmW x 770mmH, Seat height 450mm
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| Brand: | Adico |
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| Lead time: | 12+ weeks |
| Delivery: | More info on delivery |
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Adico
ADICO is a Portuguese company with a rich history, founded in 1920. Originally focused on creating durable metal furniture for hospitals, ADICO has since grown to become the oldest metal furniture manufacturer in Portugal—and one of the oldest in Europe still going strong. The company’s legacy is built on a foundation of timeless design and exceptional craftsmanship.
In the 1930s, ADICO expanded its range to include outdoor furniture, debuting one of its most iconic creations: the legendary Portuguese chair. Inspired by the innovative German Bauhaus school and the sleek, curved steel tube designs of visionaries like René Herbst, Marcel Breuer, and Mies van der Rohe, this chair has become a beloved symbol of Portuguese heritage. Still a staple in cafés and public spaces across the country, especially in cities with protected heritage sites, it remains as iconic today as it was when first created.
Today, ADICO continues to innovate, designing and producing high-quality furniture for both indoor and outdoor spaces. Recognized worldwide, it stands as a leader in the hospitality furniture industry, known for its timeless style and enduring legacy.
About the designer
Luís Solénio Laranjeira
Architect, graduate from FAUP in 1988, works in the fields of housing, equipment, urban planning and furniture design. Together with the architect Adelina Costa, he is part of the company LA Design, based in Avanca, since 2004.
He started his collaboration with Adico in 1990, and since then he has been in charge of the architectural projects for the company’s facilities. In the field of product design, he was the author of restaurant furniture between 1994 and 2008, and hospital furniture between 2008 and 2018. He was also the author of several exhibition stands for fairs in which Adico participated.
