Image source: Arper — Pix
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Pix
A family of soft geometric poufs that forms informal clusters for indoor and outdoor settings.
2010
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Overview
Pix is a 2010 family of poufs by Ichiro Iwasaki. Arper presents upholstered forms in round, square and rectangular versions, from individual pieces to larger multi-seat elements.
Range
The family includes standard Pix ottomans, Pix Cubo, Pix Mini and Pix Outdoor, together with a height-adjustable Pix side table. Different shapes and scales can be grouped into informal compositions.
Specifications
- Round, square and rectangular versions
- One- to five-seat formats stated by Arper
- Indoor and outdoor members
- Pix Table with height-adjustable top
- Upholstered ottoman construction
Story
Soft forms in changing groups
Arper defines Pix through graphic silhouettes, colour and generous upholstered volumes. Round, square and rectangular pieces can remain independent or be brought together in varied combinations for contract and residential settings.
A family expanded over time
Arper dates the original design to 2010 and states that the family later grew with Pix Cubo, Pix Mini and Pix Outdoor. The side table adds a small adjustable surface, while the upholstered members continue the same graphic approach across several forms and capacities.
