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Tate Color
Jasper Morrison's stackable chair with an aniline-stained beech plywood shell and a metal base.
510 × 805 × 525 mm
Italy
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Overview
The Tate Color chair is by Jasper Morrison for Cappellini. Its seat shell is aniline-stained beech plywood, and the chair stacks up to eight pieces.
Construction
The metal base is offered as a sled, a five-spoke base fitted with either glides or casters, or a four-leg frame. A folding writing tablet in thick laminate is an option on the four-leg frame.
Specifications
- Shell: beech plywood, aniline stained, eight colours
- Base: metal, sled, five-spoke or four legs; eight matt lacquered colours on the four-leg frame, plus a stainless steel option
- Country of origin: Italy
- Overall size: 51 x 52.5 x 80.5 cm (TC_1)
Story
A new colour range for the Tate shell
Tate Color brings a new vibrancy to the Tate collection by Jasper Morrison, more than twenty years after the original design. Its beech plywood shell is aniline stained in a wide range of tones, from elegant neutrals to bold statement hues.
Bases for different settings
The chair is offered on a sled, five-spoke or four-leg metal base. The four-leg version adds the option of a folding writing tablet for contract spaces and dynamic work environments.
