Full grain aniline leather.
Silk is a modern, sleek full grain anilin leather with a wonderful silky touch. All natural markings will be visible on aniline leather which contributes to the leather’s exclusive appearance. The light surface treatment makes the leather breath and comfortable to sit in. On the other hand this kind of leather is very susceptible to dirt and will in time become a little darker. Only raw material from the best selection is used for aniline leather. In aniline leather it is possible to see the hair follicle in the grain. Chrome tanned and produced without the use of PCP and CFC which are damaging to the environment.
All CAMO leather is dyed through.
82% cotton, 9% modal, 9% polyester / pile 100% cotton – 14 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
price group 4
42% wool, 33% viscose, 24% cotton 1% PA – 5 available colours
94% new wool, 6% nylon – 31 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
68% new wool, 26% cotton, 6% nylon – 19 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
58% wool / 25% viscose / other – 24 available colours – 50.000 Martindale (durability)
price group 3
100% wool – 24 available colours – 45.000 Martindale (durability)
100% cotton velvet – 30 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
100% wool – 27 available colours – 45.000 Martindale (durability)
100% wool – 56 available colours – 45.000 Martindale (durability)
70% wool / 30% viscose – 58 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% helanca – 47 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% nylon – 27 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
92% wool / 8% nylon – 27 available colours – 60.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% nylon – 50 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% nylon – 37 available colours – 80.000 Martindale (durability)
price group 2
90% wool / 10% nylon – 28 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
92% wool / 8% nylon – 49 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
price group 1
The Pavilion chair was designed to equip the Langelinie Pavilion, built in 1958 by the architect couple Eva and Niels Koppel in a modernist style on the Copenhagen waterfront, not far from the Little Mermaid. The specifications required that the chair was stackable, suitable for an intensive use, and consistent with the poetic and aery style of the place. To achieve this, Torbøn Anderssen and Espen Voll married curved plywood and curved metal tubes, to produce a sturdy, comfortable and slender chair. A success.
customize your Pavilion chair
ready-made versions
Materials pressed veneer, steel tubes – upholstered seat in option
Dimensions H76cm x L52.5cm x D50cm – Seat Height 46cm
Weight 7,5kg
