Panna ArmChair
by Tokujin Yoshioka, 2008
The name, the material, the seams, the embossing, the softness, the thickness, the color are messages that communicate the soul of the armchair, the sense of physical and emotional fulfillment it manages to give. Panna Chair comes to life the moment someone sits on it: soft, comfortable, its enveloping shape adapts to the body of the person who uses it, embraces it. The research is in the coating material. The fabric is conceived as if it were a dress to wear, to put on and adhere to the body. Originally conceived for its functionality, it is reinterpreted by the designer in a poetic key, as a dress to wear, soft and adherent, as a contact surface.
Injected flame-retardant foam with internal steel structure. Feet screwed to the polypropylene structure. Panna chair is removable.
