Moroso
Panna Chair
Design: Tokujin Yoshioka
Presented: Orgatec 2008, Cologne
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The first Panna Chair were shown at the 2007 Furniture Fair, and Moroso presents the final version. Wellbeing and comfort were the sources of inspiration for its design.
Panna Chair spring to life when someone sits onit, adapting its shape to that of the person. It is soft and embracing. Its lines are grateful, sinious. It is the essence of research, elegant design and experimentation.
Panna Chair is made of polyurethane foam over a metal frame. In keeping with his study of materials, Tokujin chose fabric as the chair´s value-driven component. A fabric designed to be highly practical and functional is revisited and reinterpreted for his inherent poetry. Upholstery designed like a dress to slipped an and pulled down over the body.
The name, material, stitching, gathering, softness, thickness and colour are messages which convey the soul and function of this chair and the feeling of fulfilment it gives you.
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