| overall dimension | |
|---|---|
width |
510 mm |
height |
820 mm |
Depth |
550 mm |
manufacturer: Plank
, Italy
design: Konstantin Grcic
Germany,
2008
Plank
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Design: Konstantin Grcic
Presented:
Salone del Mobile 2008, Milan
Article no: 1207-20
stylepark-id: 05.1423.00049
categories: |
01 product description
Product description
Cantilever chair entirely made of plastic in black, white, traffic red, pure orange, yellow green, light blue. Stackable, for in and outdoor, recycable.
Represented in following Museum Collections:
- Die Neue Sammlung, The Design Museum - Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich, Germany
- MoMA – The Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA
- Art Institute of Chicago, USA
- Deutsches Museum, München, Germany
- Kunststoffmuseum Düsseldorf, Germany
- Bröhan Design Foundation, Berlin, Germany
- Vitra Design Museum, Weil a. Rhein, Germany
- Badisches Landesmuseum, Karlsruhe, Germany
- The Design Museum, London, Great Britain
- Jerusalem Design Museum, Israel
- Designsammlung Uni Wuppertal, Germany
- Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany
- Design Museum Helsinki, Finland
- Indianapolis Museum of Art, USA
02 dimensions/weight
| Seat dimensions | |
|---|---|
Height of seat |
460 mm |
03 awards
Awards
- 2008 ICFF Editors Awards Multiple Production
- iF Product Design Award 2009
- Interior Innovation Award Imm Cologne 2009 - Best of the Best in Category Best Item and Materials Innovation
- Brit Insurance Design Award 2009, Best of category Furniture
- Australian International Design Award 2009 – Best of Furniture Design
- ADI Compasso d’Oro XXII 2011
04 Tags
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Modern always works
Salone 3: Forget social issues. The trend in furniture is to give modern classics a contemporary tweak, a makeover that guarantees their timelessness.
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The Donkey in the System
Salone 1: In Milan, well-being is the order of the day – Ettore patiently bears burdens,
there are benches, small tables, and large sofas.