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Nellee

A 2025 upholstered chair combining formal restraint with bio-based foam content

Dimensions

490 × 840 × 540 mm

Year

2025

Materials
SteelSelf-extinguishing polyurethane foamBio-based polyolsFabricLeather

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Nellee is a 2025 chair by Calvi Brambilla. Zanotta describes its presence as restrained yet confident and positions it as a companion to tables with a strong character.

Construction

A steel skeleton supports self-extinguishing moulded foam; a share of its polyols comes from biological sources. Either fabric or leather forms the detachable outside upholstery.

Specifications

The official drawing prints 49 cm beneath the front view, 54 cm beneath the side view and 84 cm on the largest vertical guide. A separate vertical guide gives 46 cm.

Story

Convivial form

Calvi Brambilla conceived Nellee to combine comfort and formal rigour in a convivial setting. The continuous upholstered surfaces give the chair a clear, composed outline beside tables that Zanotta describes as having a strong character.

Material development

The self-extinguishing moulded foam incorporates a portion of polyols from biological sources. Zanotta makes the outer upholstery detachable in either fabric or leather.

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