Designed by Nicole Marion
Visually striking, yet beautifully simple.
Two elements marry to create this statement-making chair: the bold graphic outline of the frame and the plush, cushioned upholstery. The striking silhouette provides a blank canvas for colour that can be combined with a wealth of textile opportunities, to shape a quietly vibrant or elegantly sophisticated piece.
The chubby tubular frame and puffy cushions offer oversized surfaces for creativity with colour, whilst NaughtOne’s limitless finish choices mean you can always design the perfect Percy for your project. Choose vivid tones for impact; go neutral to blend in.
Inspired by the simple and functional design of 1970s waiting room chairs with their uninterrupted flowing lines, this practical and playful lounge chair juxtaposes mixed materials, using plush upholstery to visually soften the tubular metal frame.
It offers a supportive and comfortable sit, encouraging you to take a moment to relax and unwind. The tactile lines of the tubular frame provide a blank canvas for colour.
Percy is robust, offering the perfect balance between durability and comfort, making it an ideal choice for areas that invite users to stay for awhile, such as welcome lounges, hospitality and workplace settings. Percy’s versatile and cheerful aesthetic can be dressed up or down by combining a wealth of textile opportunities with powder-coated frame in 16 RAL colours.
Material
Frame: Black/White Steel Frame
RAL powder coated frame NaughtOne Colours
Dimensions
w700 x d760 x h720; seat 450 (mm)
About the designer
Nicole Marion is an independent furniture designer, based in Winnipeg, Canada. She has a passion for creating pieces that are not only beautiful, but functional and meaningful within the spaces they occupy. She developed a love for furniture design while earning a master’s degree in architecture at the University of Manitoba. Nicole began her career in the furniture industry in 2005, playing key roles within the product teams of several notable Canadian furniture companies. In 2018, Nicole established Studio Marion, and has acted as a Studio Instructor at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Manitoba.
