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Juli Comfort Chair

c. 2020

by Werner Aisslinger
for Cappellini

Juli Comfort Chair

by Werner Aisslinger
for  Cappellini

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Juli Comfort’s strength lies in its soft, comfort­able padded seat and numer­ous possi­bil­i­ties to customize each piece for a contem­po­rary yet classic look. In the inter­est of eco-sustain­abil­ity and dura­bil­ity, its signa­ture curved shell is composed of recy­cled plastic. An array of fabrics from Cappellini’s collec­tion are avail­able to uphol­ster the seat. Options for the base include a goblet base with polished chrome, matte white, matte black, or matte mud finish; a sled base in polished chrome, matt white, matt black, or matt mud; 4 ash wood legs with a bleached, stained oak, stained wengé or stained black finish; with 4 or 5 aluminum spokes (with a polished aluminum, matte white, matte black or matt mud finish); with four metal legs, avail­able in polished aluminum, matt white, matt black or matt mud.

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Werner Aisslinger

Germany

Werner Aisslinger is a German designer with a diverse portfolio known for his innovative use of materials and linking technologies with emotions. Born in Nördlingen, Germany, in 1964, he studied industrial design at the Hochschule der Künste (HdK) in Berlin. Between 1989-92 he worked as a freelancer for famed designers Ron Arad and Jasper Morrison. In 1993, Werner founded his office in Berlin, emphasizing product design, design concepts, and brand architecture. In particular, his approach revolves around using the latest technologies and has helped introduce new materials and techniques to the world of product design. For example, his "Juli chair" for Cappellini was the first item of furniture to use a new type of foam called "integral polyurethane foam." It became the first German chair design selected as a permanent exhibit at the MoMA in New York in 1964.

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