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Ponte Chair Outdoor

Outdoor dining chair with a solid teak structure and rope backrest, made for the Curve table

Dimensions

595 × 770 × 630 mm

Origin

Italy

Materials
Solid teak structurePainted stainless steel tubular backrest frame covered in ropeRecycled PET polyester cushionsPolyurethane foam insert in differentiated densitiesPolyester fiber pre-coverRemovable fabric cover
Finishes
TeakRope mattone and testa di moroTwisted rope naturale
Colors
MattoneBurro

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Description

Overview

Ponte is an outdoor dining chair that Poliform designed to complement the Curve table. The catalogue credits Emmanuel Gallina for the Ponte collection and lists a solid teak structure with a rope-covered backrest.

Construction

The backrest is a painted stainless steel tube covered in rope. Seat and back cushions are recycled PET polyester around a differentiated-density polyurethane foam insert, with polyester fiber under a removable fabric cover.

Specifications

  • Size: 595, 630 and 770 mm (axes not labelled on the drawing)
  • Structure: solid teak
  • Rope: mattone and testa di moro, or twisted naturale

Story

The chair that completes Ponte

Poliform's 2026 news catalogue presents the chair as the piece that completes the Ponte collection by Emmanuel Gallina, which it describes as drawing on the nautical world.

Made to sit with the Curve table

The product page says Ponte was designed to complement the Curve table, and the catalogue says that, as with the table, the teak structure is enhanced by rope detailing and by the fabric of the cushions.

More by Emmanuel Gallina

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