Vitra
Physix Studio - TrioKnit, Black Pearl Office Chair
Physix Studio - TrioKnit, Black Pearl Office Chair
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Description
Vitra's Physix Studio is the reductive combination of a height-adjustable five-star base on castors with an elegant seat structure. The lightweight Physix Studio office chair makes it a good choice for the contemporary home office and its emphasis on understated aesthetics.

Physix Studio is a comfortable and ergonomic office chair with a flexible frame and armrests. The seat and back are in one piece in TrioKnit knitted fabric or FleeceNet woven fabric. Five-star base in aluminium with glossy or painted finish.
Using state-of-the-art materials and production technology, Alberto Meda orchestrates an interplay of three elements to create a new dynamic sitting experience: a flexible frame construction, an elastic cover and a stabilising mechanism.
Technical Details
Design Year: 2017
Made-In: Germany
Weight: 10kg
Size(mm): H900xL630xW660
Dimensions:
Base: aluminium base coated in deep black (frame colour deep black)
Cover material: TrioKnit
Cover colour: black pearl
Frame colour: deep black
Mechanism colour: deep black
Base on: castor soft, braked for hard floor
Frame material: Polyamide
TrioKnit
Material: 4% spandex, 96% polyester
Abrasion resistance: 40,000 Martindale
Fastness to light: Type 6
Piling: Grade 4-5
Fastness to rubbing: Grade 4-5 dry and wet
Designer
Alberto Meda, 2017
Alberto Meda lives and works in Milan. He teaches at IUAV University of Venice and lectures at leading design colleges and institutions. He has worked together with Vitra since 1994. During this time, his elegant designs for office chairs and a variety of tables have made a significant contribution to the success of Vitra’s Office Collection.
Brand

Vitra is much more than a brand but rather a staple of design. Established in 1950 in Birsfelden, Switzerland, the brand has left its mark in design history through its transcending path. Starting as a furniture producer, it paved its way to manufacturing and ultimately becoming the powerhouse design institution we see today.

