Name: Frama | Triangolo Chair | Steel
Brand: Frama
SKU: SQ0500588
Price: 1084.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Frama | Triangolo Chair | Steel

by Frama

Price shown includes UK VAT.

£1,084.00

Production Time
4 weeks

Dimensions
H 692 / W 480 / D 400 mm

Material
Steel Frame

Specification
Even though the Triangolo chair was created several decades ago it goes hand in hand with the Frama principles of strong geometric forms and simple lines.

Shipping box
77 × 52 × 44 cm · 8 kg (packed)

Features
– Mix between function and form: works well as a regular chair, or as a display piece
– Designed in 1989
– Solid construction
– Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use

Care
– For routine cleaning the steel, ph-neutral soap and water is sufficient when applied with a sponge or cloth

Design
Architect Per Holland Bastrup, 1989

Made to order — about 4 weeks

This piece is produced to order by the maker. Production usually takes about 4 weeks, after which we despatch it from London.

Because it is built for you, cancellation is limited once production has started on a configuration you specified. Please check the timing before you order — and ask us if the date matters.

Shipping & delivery Returns & cancellation

Story

Triangolo

Per Holland Bastrup, 1989

Per Holland Bastrup conceived the Triangolo chair in 1989 in stainless steel.

A triangular seat, three legs, and a curved tubular backrest. The geometry is the argument — three legs never rock on an uneven floor, and the triangle is the least material that will still hold a person.

Frama produces it in stainless steel and in black. The industrial finish is not a style applied afterwards; it is what the material looks like.

Designer

Designed by Per Holland Bastrup

Brand

About Frama

A Copenhagen studio spanning furniture, lighting and self care, Frama works in natural materials with a plain, honest aesthetic.

Frama works from Copenhagen across furniture, lighting, kitchen and bathroom units, self care and fragrance. The studio describes what it makes as sensory human connection through the lens of objects and spatial works.

Natural materials are the starting point — oak, steel, stone, brass — left honest rather than disguised. The Shelf Library, Rivet and Farmhouse series run through the collection, built to be added to over time.