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Polar

Product catalog summary

Overview
Polar is a versatile seating system designed by Pearson Lloyd, inspired by the forms of arctic ice caps. It includes sofas, armchairs, and benches that can be configured in various ways to suit different spaces. The system also features an accessory that can function as a seat or side table.

Design and Inspiration
Designed by Pearson Lloyd, a multidisciplinary company founded by Luke Pearson and Tom Lloyd in 1997, Polar reflects a blend of technology and originality. The design duo is renowned for their innovative furniture designs and are visiting lecturers at the École Cantonale d’Art of Lausanne.

Projects
Polar has been featured in numerous projects worldwide, including Gallerie de la Fayette in Paris, Hi-Tech System in Turin, and the Oikia Lavrentiou Lobby Cultural Centre in Cyprus, among others.

Technical Specifications
The seating system includes various dimensions:

Height: 73 cm, Seat Height: 37 cm, Depth: 107 cm, Length: 234 cm
Height: 67 cm, Seat Height: 37 cm, Depth: 81.5 cm, Length: 107 cm
Height: 37 cm, Depth: 107 cm, Length: 234 cm

Resistance Tests
Polar has undergone resistance tests according to UNI EN 15373:2007 and UNI EN 1728:2002 standards.

Contact Information
Tacchini Italia Forniture Srl
Phone: +39 0362 504 182
Fax: +39 0362 552 402
Website: www.tacchini.it

Catalog excerpts

Polar by PEARSON LLOYD

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Polar by Pearson Lloyd —Polar is inspired by the shear forms of the ice caps in the arctic seas, thus giving life to an extremely versatile seating system. The seats and backrests , characterized by their full and sheared forms can be coupled together in a variety of ways, creating numerous seating layouts or options.The system is completed by a rather beautiful armchair and an original accessory which can be used as a seat or side table. Designer / Pearson Lloyd Founded in 1997 by Luke Pearson and Tom Lloyd, Pearson Lloyd is a multidisciplinary company that works with different sectors: from...

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