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Hi Pad

Padded chair with a beech plywood structure and stainless steel base by Jasper Morrison

Dimensions

420 × 810 × 525 mm

Year

1999

Origin

Italy

Materials
Bent and shaped beech plywood structureMulti-density polyurethane foam paddingFixed fabric or leather coverStainless steel base
Finishes
Satined stainless steel baseMatt lacquered base
Colors
WhiteMud

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Hi Pad chair is a 1999 design by Jasper Morrison, made by Cappellini. The company credits master upholsterers working with innovative techniques for a leather or fabric cover that hugs the contoured edge of the padding. The page places it among chairs and small armchairs.

Construction

The structure is bent and shaped beech plywood with multi-density polyurethane foam padding, finished with a fixed cover in fabric or leather. Underneath sits a stainless steel base, either satined or matt lacquered.

Specifications

42 x 52.5 x 81 cm (HP_1).

Story

A cover that follows the padding

On the Cappellini page, the Hi Pad chair is presented as a piece where upholstery skill meets new techniques, so that the cover adheres to the padding edge. The sheet adds that the fabric version is finished with a piping in the same fabric, while the leather version has its profile varnished black.

Residential and contract use

Cappellini describes the Hi Pad chairs as sober and rigorous in design and suitable for residential and contract settings. The range also carries Greenguard Gold certification, which the page presents as a standard for emissions control.

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