The eye catching Pikaia Four Leg Chair melds pure minimalist aesthetics with supportive ergonomics ideal for both home and commercial dining and office spaces. It features a curved backrest that follows the natural curvature of the spine to support the back fully yet allows for flexibility. This stackable chair moves with the body in a natural, supportive fashion. The chair series is available in four colors and paired with either a chrome or paint to match its seat. Designed by Angelo Natuzzi for Kristalia.
Estimated Lead Time: 8 to 10 WeeksCan be shipped within the EU Countries
Notes: This product is subject to a minimum order quantity of 4
Notes: This product can only be purchased in sets of 4
Notes: This product is subject to a minimum order quantity of 4
Notes: This product can only be purchased in sets of 4
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Features
- Body Finish: Polyurethane
- Base Finish: Polished Chrome Steel or Lacquered Steel
- Stackable up to 4 units
- Available in 4 different Polyurethane body options
- Available in 5 different base finish options
- Armrests are optional
- Writing board in black ABS for armchair version is optional
- Joining element for stackable chairs are optional
- Suitable for both residential and commercial use
- Made in Italy
Dimensions
Side Chair Dimensions:- 19.3" W x 18.9" D x 32.6" H
- Seat Height: 17.7" H
Armchair Dimensions:
- 23.6" W x 18.9" D x 32.6" H
- Seat Height: 17.7" H
- Arm Height: 25.9" H
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Designer
Angelo NatuzziBorn in Italy in 1978, Angelo Natuzzi went on to earn his degree at Matera Art School in 1997, then graduating from University of Industrial Design of Rome in 2005. His thesis entitled Coocoo, a modular seat which, together with the “Sèdiolo” play centre for children, qualified as a finalist in the 2005 Premio Esaedro award. Later that year in Bologna, he started working with Ilpo where he met Angelo Dall’Aglio, who would be the co-designer of most of his works. He has worked with small enterprises, outside the furniture business, as a consultant and designer. Today, he designs for companies such as modern furniture manufacturers such as Kristalia.
