CAST chair fabric

€480,00
Wood
Ash
Oak
Ash stained with walnut finishing
Upholstery
CLIENT FABRIC
Fabric KC 114 - Light Grey
Fabric KC 244 - Grey
Fabric KC 264 - Dark Grey
Fabric KC 174 - Black Grey
Fabric KC 414 - Dry Yellow
Fabric KC 424 - Copper
Fabric KC 254 - Dry Brown
Fabric KC 454 - Terracotta
Fabric KC 974 - Green
Fabric KC 996 - Dark Green
Quantity
Walnut wood: price on request. Made to order. Delivery time: 8 to 10 weeks
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  • Specification

Design

Pedro Sottomayor

Photography

©Nuno Sousa Dias

Dimensions in cm

L53,8 x D50,7 x H78,7

Seat height in cm

45,8

Weight in kg

7

Material

Frame in solid wood, shell in plywood; Upholstery in fabric

Finishings

Surface protected with matte lacquer

Wood versions

Beech, Ash, Oak, Walnut

Gliders

Felt gliders installed by default; Upon request, plastic gliders are available

Upholstery

Fabric (Kvadrat Canvas)

Country of origin

Portugal

Downloads

Catalogue/ Product Sheet/ Materials/ Assembly and Care Guide/ 3D/ 2D/ All

CAST chair fabric

The initial idea was to come up with a simple chair that could fit any nice table, and was to be manufactured in solid wood. And so it was.

The CAST chair is a sturdy piece whose structure is ingeniously determined by the seat itself, giving it a classic and versatile look. 

The chair is available in four wood versions such as beech, ash, oak or walnut, and can be upholstered among a variety of colour in fabric or leather.

Designer

Pedro Sottomayor

Pedro Sottomayor (b. 1973) founded his design office in Lisbon in 2009. Since then, there have been two main strands to his work: the development of new products; and creative direction for brands and companies. As a creative director, Pedro seeks to find the often hidden potential of each specific industry in order to build competitive brands or develop new products. His in-depth knowledge of industrial processes has helped him achieve great success in all areas of his work. For Pedro, every project has a potential waiting to be harnessed that can be used to create amazing products.

Originally from Porto, Pedro went to Italy to study industrial design and learn directly from Italian masters. His experience in Italy was crucial to developing the principles that guide his approach to design: beauty, functionality, culture, sustainability and design awareness.