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Orbis Lounge Armchair
Lounge armchair by Emmanuel Gallina with a headrest, swivel base and matching footrest pouf
860 × 985 × 815 mm
2026
Italy
Official product information
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Overview
Orbis lounge is a lounge chair and cocoon armchair by Emmanuel Gallina, 2026, for residential and contract spaces. Poliform names its generous curves, pouf and headrest.
Construction
A swivel base in painted aluminium casting carries single density polyurethane structure and a seat of differentiated densities. A cotton canvas pre-cover sits under removable fabric or leather upholstery.
Specifications
- Armchair: 860, 815 and 985 mm (axes not labelled on the drawing)
- Pouf: 680, 605 and 440 mm (axes not labelled on the drawing)
- Covers: 43 fabric families, 8 leather ranges
Story
Enveloping shape
Poliform conceives Orbis lounge as a lounge chair and cocoon armchair with an enveloping shape, for residential and contract spaces. It is credited to Emmanuel Gallina, 2026.
Curves, pouf and headrest
The page says the generous curves, the pouf and the headrest ensure maximum comfort, while the slim metal feet define a refined contemporary aesthetic. A footrest pouf has its own drawing on the page.
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