95% new worsted wool, 5% nylon – 18 available colours – 50.000 Martindale (durability)
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.
Semi aniline leather – full grain leather with light top finish
The treatment of the surface makes the leather stronger and ensures a higher light fastness than by pure aniline leather. Semi-aniline leather is still very soft and has a very high sitting comfort. The California leather is available in a large extensive shade card. Visible insect bites and scars from healed wounds add to the exclusive look of the leather. Chrome tanned and produced without the use of PCP and CFC which are damaging to the environment.
All CAMO leather is dyed through.
Pigmented leather (corrected) with excellent durability
The leather is available in a large and modern range of colours. Chrome tanned and produced without the use of PCP and CFC which are damaging to the environment. Suitable for the private and the public environment.
All CAMO leather is dyed through.
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)
90% new wool, 10% nylon – 18 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
70% wool / 30% viscose – 58 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
92% new worsted wool, 8% nylon – 28 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
100% cotton velvet – 30 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% nylon – 28 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
92% wool / 8% nylon – 27 available colours – 60.000 Martindale (durability)
55% viscose / 24% linen / 10% cotton / 8% polyester / 3% polyamide – 50.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% helanca – 47 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
100% wool – 27 available colours – 45.000 Martindale (durability)
100% wool – 24 available colours – 45.000 Martindale (durability)
100% wool – 56 available colours – 45.000 Martindale (durability)
63% cotton / 37% linen – 36.000 Martindale (durability)
45% viscose / 36% cotton / 15% acrylique / 4% linen – 50.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% nylon – 27 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% nylon – 50 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% nylon – 37 available colours – 80.000 Martindale (durability)
97% new worsted wool, 3% nylon – 26 available colours – 60.000 Martindale (durability)
92% wool / 8% nylon – 49 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
90% new wool, 10% nylon – Durability: 100.000 Martindale
Dimensions W70 x D65 x H74.5cm. Seat height 43cm. Seat depth 48.5cm.
Shell Moulded plywood with oak veneer + foam with fabric or leather upholstery
Frame Powder-coated steel
> black Silk leather, lacquered shell, black frame
> Coda 100 fabric, lacquered shell, black frame
> Masai 162 fabric, black shell, black frame
> Divina Melange 120 fabric, dusty grey shell, dusty grey frame
> Surface 120 fabric, lacquered shell, black frame
ready-made versions
customise your Dapper
The Dapper lounge chair is the result of a collaboration between Hay and the design studio Doshi Levien, who also made the Uchiwa lounge chair. Dapper has an extra wide backrest for comfort and optimal elbow support for laptop work. Its structural shape is formed by two moulded oak-veneered plywood shells with powder coated steel legs. Dapper’s shell comes in a variety of stained and lacquered oak veneers, fabrics and leathers, with the base available in several different variations of powder coated steel.
Indian designer Nipa Doshi and Scottish Jonathan Levien met at the Royal College of Art and have been working together for more than 10 years in their London studio.
