A series of chairs, with the seat and backrest composed of injected polypropylene frames, and the possibility of combining colours and plastic or textile finishes.

These are mounted on different metallic bases: with four castor wheels, a central support and castor wheels, or on a fixed support, the last two types come in two heights.

The versatility resulting from these combinations make Lottus an ideal choice for a wide range of situations, whether in the office or at home. Lottus Chair, designed by Lievore Altherr Moina following the lines and the stile of the Lottus stool. This seats program is made up of injected polyproylene bench formed by a single frame combining colour and upholstery on the seat.

The design allows it to be mounted on several painted metal tube structures with a stackable 4 leg base, stackable slide base and swivelling central leg.

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Size Description: Height 77.5 cm
Seating height 45.6 cm
Width 53 cm
Deep 52.5 cm

Lievore Altherr Molina

Lievore Altherr Molina is a product design consulting and art direction, international studio. Was created in 1991 by the merging of its three partners: Alberto Lievore, Jeannette Altherr and Manel Molina.Since its founding, the studio has been devoted to product design, consulting and the art direction of various companies, always offering individualised solutions. Throughout the years the studio has been recognised for its furniture design, its interior design projects, its products, and packaging. Simultaneously, the studio has developed an intense teaching practice, giving seminars and training courses to new professionals at various Spanish universities and other organisations. The studio has been awarded many national and international awards, including Spain’s National Design Award in 1999. Lievore Altherr Molina has exhibited their work in Barcelona, Cologne, Chicago, Stockholm, Helsinki, Lisbon, London, Lousiana, Madrid, Malmö, Milan, New York, Paris and Tokyo. Their ideas and projects are regularly published in the most prestigious design magazines around the world.