jasper morrison: hal for vitra image © designboom
UK designer jasper morrison‘s ‘hal’ for vitra has been conceived as a program chair for use in a multitude of situations–from the office, domestic space to public areas.
the chair’s main shell is made from an ergonomically molded plastic which ensures a high degree of comfort and encourages dynamic sitting – flexible according to what positions you wish to sit. depending on one’s intended use and preferences, a wide choice of bases with varying colors and finishes can be combined with the plastic shell allowing for many configurations of functionality and aesthetics including: two stacking variants with a tubular steel base, a version with wooden legs, and there is also a base bending, with our without arms, and two bar stool versions. comfort and color can be changed simply through a fabric that is very simply set back and to the body by means of two cloth strips.
‘hal’ chair with wooden legs image © designboom
‘hal’ chair with simple fabric cover that is simply attached to the chair by means of two cloth strips image © designboom
image © designboom
vitra presentation a milan design week 2011 image © designboom
wood leg version image courtesy of vitra
stacking chair version
arm rest version
bar stool versions
‘hal’ chair variations
