Arvo Piiroinen OY - Product Review
Architectural Review, The, Jan, 2002
The Chip chair has been designed by Antti Kotilainen to be as light as possible. The seat and backrest are made of moulded plywood which is only 4.2mm thick. They are connected to the steel frame with plastic injection-moulded fittings. The result is a chair with a total weight of little more than three kilograms.
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