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Gossip Chair

Gossip 621RM: stackable armchair in recycled polypropylene with sinuous, round shapes.

Dimensions

590 × 820 × 560 mm

Origin

Italy

Materials
Recycled fibreglass-filled polypropylene, Remade in Italy class A, antistatic, UV resistantPolyethylene feet
Finishes
Hammered surface

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Description

Overview

Gossip 621RM is a Pedrali armchair with sinuous and round shapes, light weight and stackable, designed by Claudio Dondoli & Marco Pocci. It comes in the "recycled grey" version, made from recycled polypropylene: 50% from post-consumer plastic waste and 50% from industrial plastic waste. Areas: hospitality and outdoor.

Construction

The armchair is injection moulded. Its polypropylene is fibreglass-filled, antistatic and UV resistant, recycled to Remade in Italy class A, and the surface is hammered. Feet: polyethylene.

Specifications

  • Overall size: 590 x 560 x 820 mm (W x D x H)
  • Made in Italy: 100%

Story

Dondoli and Pocci

Gossip 621RM comes from the pair of designers Claudio Dondoli and Marco Pocci.

Sinuous and round shapes

Gossip is a polypropylene armchair with sinuous and round shapes, light weight and stackable. In line with Pedrali's quest for environmental sustainability, it comes in the recycled grey version, with half of its polypropylene from post-consumer waste and half from industrial waste.

More by Claudio Dondoli & Marco Pocci

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