Lightness with class

Züco integrates environmental responsibility into spatial concepts with “Little Perillo eco”: Designed by Martin Ballendat, this latest iteration underscores the industry’s responsibility to increasingly focus on the origin, processing, and lifespan of materials. Central to the eco version of the successful “Little Perillo” chair model is the use of a sustainable recycled material made from post-consumer plastics for the easy-to-clean seat shell. These are materials that have already been used by consumers, which are sorted, cleaned, and then processed into granules. Each model is thus one-of-a-kind: slight variations in color as well as small specks of darker pigments are unique to each piece and allow its origin to be traced.

The softly contoured, one-piece seat defines the character of the piece and gives it a distinctive presence: flowing lines create an extraordinary structure that feels pleasantly inviting and provides ideal back support with an inwardly curved backrest. Meanwhile, the collection’s soft color tones are inspired by soft-serve ice cream, and their visual lightness allows for versatile combinations suited to various interior concepts. The numerous configurations – ranging from the classic four-leg version to swivel models and counter versions – further contribute to the chair’s broad range of applications. Optional seat cushions enhance comfort, while the durable materials and sturdy construction also make the chair suitable for outdoor use.

For over a century, Züco has embodied precision, quality, and timeless elegance, developing high-quality seating for conference rooms, offices, and lounges. As part of the Dauphin Human Design Group, the Swiss company combines traditional craftsmanship with a forward-looking approach that extends down to the finest details. With the sustainable evolution of “Little Perillo eco,” Züco promotes a thoughtful approach to resource use in both material selection and construction.