Juno 02

Reworked for recycled material

Juno 02 is Arper's update of James Irvine's compact chair, using polypropylene made with 70% post-industrial recycled material. A redesigned mould reduces material while retaining the chair's open back and essential silhouette.

Versions and accessories

The family includes four-leg chairs with and without arms. Exposed-plastic versions can be joined by a glue-free indoor seat cushion or a removable outdoor cushion. All versions are stackable. The official drawing for armless article 3620 labels overall dimensions of 48.5 × 54.5 × 78 cm.

Six-colour palette

Arper names snow white, sage green, rust, turtledove gray, anthracite gray and black across the collection.

A familiar chair recalibrated

Arper presents Juno 02 as a more sustainable continuation of a long-standing chair. Material research and a reworked mould reduce the amount of plastic required while keeping the compact proportions and open-back identity.

Made for repeated use

Stackability, low weight and arm or armless formats make the chair suited to residential and contract environments. Arper names restaurants, offices, hospitals and public settings, as well as indoor and outdoor use.

Recognition

The collection page records Red Dot Product Design, Design Guild Mark and ADI Design Index recognition.

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