Snow 300 Chair by Pedrali
Designed by Odo Fioravanti
Snow chair by Pedrali is the winner of the 1st Prize in the Young Design competition.
It is made of polypropylene charged with glass fibres using gas air molding technology, which makes it solid and at the same time light. The playful shape, the adaptability to both external and internal environments has made the Snow seating collection a new classic.
Snow is solid and at the same time light making it a stackable chair that is ideal for indoor and outdoor use.
Characterised by its oval profiles, injected polypropylene, it is lightweight and UV resistant.
Stackable up to 8 on a trolley.
Also available in a junior version.
Finish:
Polypropylene – red, white, black, orange, green, blue and beige
Dimensions:
470mmW x 550mmD x 805mmH, Seat Height 455mm
$160.00
| Brand: | Pedrali |
|---|---|
| Lead time: | 12+ weeks |
| Delivery: | More info on delivery |
| Returns: | Read our full returns policy |
| Share: |
Pedrali
Established in 1963, Pedrali satisfies the most varied needs through products conceived in the name of functionality and design.
Thanks to the specialisation of their production departments – 100% full Made in Italy – Pedrali manufactures in custom built facilities in Mornico al Serio (Bergamo) and Manzano (Udine).
The continuous attention to the needs and tendencies of the market have led to a constant and balanced development throughout time. The contemporary design of Pedrali tables and chairs together with the competitive price, satisfies different needs.
These characteristics give Pedrali access to different market sectors, for example contract and residential.
Pedrali stands out for its continuous development of material usage; research and experimentation are the basic principles.
The continuous use of technology and the constant collaboration with interior designers and with end users allow for new product ideas to be conceived every day.
About the designer
Odo Fioravanti
Odo Fioravanti studied Industrial Design at the Design Department of the Milan Polytechnic. Since 1998 he has worked as an industrial designer, also experimenting graphic and exhibition design, with a firm will to melt different design areas into a continuous matter.
His projects received prestigious international design awards since he created Odo Fioravanti Design Studio. He taught and lectured in many design schools and academies: Milan Polytechnic, University of Venice, San Marino University, Istituto Marangoni, Domus Academy, HEAD Genève.
