Flat Dining Chair by Gandiablasco
Designed by Mario Ruiz
The Flat armless designer chair is a versatile and functional, yet stylish outdoor chair. It adapts to your needs thanks to its numerous finish options.
The structure is made with thermo-lacquered welded aluminium profiles and recyclable polyethylene that you can choose in white, anthracite, agate grey, cement gray, bronze, blue grey and sand.
The combination of materials creates a contemporary and organic design.
The warmth is provided by the colour and textures of the polyethylene foam mats that cover the body of the chair.
Finish:
Thermo-lacquered aluminum
100% recyclable polyethylene
Polyurethane foam covered with water-repellent fabric
Outdoor upholstery
Dimensions:
500mmW x x 560mmD x 800mm, Seat Height 450mm
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$2,100.00
| Brand: | Gandiablasco |
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| Lead time: | 12+ weeks |
| Delivery: | More info on delivery |
| Returns: | Read our full returns policy |
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Gandiablasco
Passion for life outdoors, a dream come true on the edge of a cliff north of Ibiza. Our first outdoor furniture collection’s elemental and architectural geometry transcended borders thanks to its ability to respond to canons of timelessness and universality.
Its refined, purely architectural design, made of aluminium profiles combined with polyethylene, opened up market niches that didn’t exist until then, confirming the company’s expansion to every continent. The essential design of architectural lines defines the personality of GANDIABLASCO’s furniture and pergolas collections, together with the concept of extensive collections.
More than furniture, these are fresh and elegant products that complement each other to create environments where one can enjoy the outdoors, Mediterranean-style.
About the designer
Mario Ruiz
A graduate of Industrial Design from Barcelona’s Elisava University School of Design and Engineering, Mario Ruiz’s designs speak volumes in their simplicity; they live with their users without being conspicuous.
His work method “originates from the mission of being useful. That is always my point of departure, that the object works. Since there is no single solution for that to happen, figuring out the details is usually what leads to the emergence of a language.”
The designer started out in 1995 from his studio Mario Ruiz Design, focused on designing and developing industrial products and technology, as well as furniture, lighting and office projects.
