Chair with Perforated Seat
The 13Eighty Chair designed by the Dutch designers Scholten & Baijings for Hay was named after the number of tiny holes in the moulded seat shell. The holes give the chair a distinctive aesthetic transparency where light and shadow interact and contribute to airy light feel.
Made From Powder-Coated Steel and Polypropylene
The chair is made from a powder-coated steel frame and a seat made of polypropylene. In addition to their aesthetic function, the holes also serve to drain rain water when the chair is used outdoors.
Available in various colours, the chair can be used indoors and outdoors as well as at the dining table or desk. The chair exists with or without armrests.
Also in our blog:
Colour, Love and the Texture of Life: An Interview with Carole Baijings and Stefan Scholten
Indoors Today, Outdoors Tomorrow – Furniture for Outside and In
