Elephant Chair wooden base Kristalia

Iconic design language meets maximum comfort: the Elephant Chair from Kristalia

With the Elephant Chair, Italian manufacturer Kristalia has created a remarkable piece of furniture that immediately attracts everyone's attention. The distinctive ribbed reinforcement of the seat shell is a deliberate design homage to the powerful backbone of an elephant and gives the chair its unmistakable silhouette. Equipped with an elegant wooden frame, the armchair blends harmoniously into sophisticated living rooms, dining rooms and stylish contract areas. A large selection of muted colors and high-quality upholstery allows versatile combinations for every individual room concept. This extraordinary design object combines inviting aesthetics with first-class ergonomic properties.

The most important facts at a glance

• Dimensions: W 62 × D 58 × H 85 cm (version with wooden frame)
• Material shell: Moulded polyurethane (optionally fully upholstered)
• Material frame: Wood
• Shell finishes: black, beige, olive green, London gray, terracotta brown, ruby red, dusty blue, white
• Cover options: Various high-quality fabric collections (e.g. from Kvadrat) as well as fine leather and core leather
• Special features: Characteristic ribbed structure on the back of the polyurethane shell
• Product family: Elephant

Neuland Industriedesign - Functional poetry and technological innovation

The name Neuland Industriedesign is associated with the renowned Munich-based designer duo Eva Paster and Michael Geldmacher, who are known for their analytical yet highly poetic approach to design. The two creative minds devote themselves intensively to researching innovative materials and modern manufacturing processes in order to create furniture that is both functionally convincing and emotionally moving. With the design of the Elephant collection in 2010, they achieved an internationally acclaimed milestone in contemporary design. Their award-winning work is always characterized by a clear design language and a profound examination of the subtle relationship between people and objects.