Stanford Bridge Chair

Overview

Stanford Bridge is a chair that Poliform describes as a thin shell enveloping like a dress, resting on a slender structure with a revolving base. It is the natural evolution of the Stanford armchair and comes with or without armrests. The page credits Jean-Marie Massaud.

Construction

The seat is multi-density flexible polyurethane, the backrest moulded flexible polyurethane and the base painted die-cast aluminium, topped by polyester fibre and a removable cover in fabric or leather. The base has an automatic returning mechanism.

Specifications

• Chair without armrests: 570, 560 and 800 mm (axes not labelled on the drawing)
• Metal parts: Mat Champagne, or brown nickel in mat or glossy
• Covers: 42 fabric families, 9 leather ranges

The evolution of the Stanford armchair

Poliform calls Stanford Bridge the natural evolution of the Stanford armchair, a modern chair of discreet and contemporary elegance, credited to Jean-Marie Massaud.

A thin shell on a revolving base

The page describes a thin shell enveloping like a dress on a slender structure with a revolving base, made for home spaces and also ideal for work environments.