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Jamaica Chair

Jamaica 2911: upholstered chair with ash plywood legs and a Ø16 mm steel tube backrest.

Dimensions

475 × 740 × 500 mm

Origin

Italy

Materials
Ash plywood legs, water-based paint, matt finishSteel tube Ø16 mm backrestFlexible expanded polyurethane foam, 60 kg/m³, fire retardant class 1 IM, Crib 5Beech plywood inner structure of the seatFabric covering
Finishes
Water-based paint, matt (5 gloss), anti-scratchLacquered visible grains

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Description

Overview

Pedrali's Jamaica 2911 was drawn by Cazzaniga Mandelli Pagliarulo as a chair whose fully padded shell is upholstered and has a central lumbar support. Ash plywood legs of variable thickness meet a tubular steel Ø16 mm backrest, which adds a subtle chromatic element. Areas: hospitality, workspace & corporate.

Construction

Beech plywood forms the inner structure of the seat, padded with a 60 kg/m³ flexible foam whose fire retardancy is class 1 IM, Crib 5, and covered with fabric. The ash plywood legs have jointed wooden parts and a water-based matt coat of 5 gloss that resists scratches.

Specifications

  • Overall size: 475 x 500 x 740 mm (W x D x H)
  • Italian mark: 100% Made in Italy

Story

Cazzaniga Mandelli Pagliarulo

The designers of Jamaica 2911 are Cazzaniga Mandelli Pagliarulo.

Bar Jamaica in Via Brera

The Jamaica seatings draw on Bar Jamaica, which in the twentieth century was a legendary hub for intellectuals and artists on Milan's Via Brera. In the upholstered chair, the warmth of the ash plywood used on the legs and the shell is paired with the tubular steel backrest.

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