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36.61"w · 36.61"d · 20.47"h
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aarnio pastil chair Designed by Eero Aarnio, 1967 One year after he had designed the Pastil Chair in 1968 Eero Aarnio
received the American Industrial Award for this chair. The New York Times
wrote about the Ball Chair and Pastil Chair at this time: "the most
comfortable forms to hold up the human body", and the Conran's
Design Dictionary says "they look like essays in period style,
perhaps from Barbarella".
Aarnio about Pastil Chair: "The Pastil shape can be looked at from
many angles. The initial idea could be the same as in a Screw Table i.e.
the product shape comes from a small sweetie, pastil, but in this case the
idea was, that a lot of empty, cushioned space is sent to the other side
of the world inside the Ball Chair. A new round chair would fit in this
space, and so the diameter of the Pastil is the same as the opening of the
Ball Chair.
I made the first prototype out of polystyrene which helped me to verify
the measurements, ergonomics and rocking ability.
finish options for 8310.02
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