Name: Polder Compact Sofa - DomesticoShop
Brand: Vitra
SKU: VITR057
Price: 5603.31 EUR
Availability: InStock

Polder Compact Sofa

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6.780,00 €

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"Polder" is the term used in the Netherlands to designate land artificially reclaimed from the sea by means of dikes and drainage ditches. The body of the Polder sofa, available in two colour combinations and matching fabric types, features the same low and flat configuration.

Frame/support structure: wooden frame with padding.
Body and seat cushions: polyurethane foam and polyester cotton.
Cushions for the backrest: polyurethane particles and microfiber.
Armrest cushions: freestanding, for varied use, with sand filling.
Upholstery: two combinations of colors and types of fabric in tone, removable.
Bu

ttons: made with natural materials and sewn with high-tech thread. Fabric combination:
Red:
11 Maize - poppy red/brandy, 12 Brink- bourdeaux, 15 Aura - cherry, 16 Aura - fire red, 63 Flat - red/poppy red, 77 Volo - brick. Green:
06 Volo - grass green, 09 Aura - green, 09 Maize - fern/brandy green, 13 Dumet - marbled green, 34 Flat - meadow/forest green, 62 Aura - emerald. Golden Yellow:
05 Panamone - curry, 05 volo - corn yellow, 06 Maize - canary yellow/ochre, 06 Aura - canary yellow, 11 Dumet - marbled yellow, 32 Aura - chartreuse. Midnight Blue:
04 Twill - ink blue, 08 Credo - dark blue/black, 11 Volo - midnight blue, 16 Maize - midnight blue/black, 21 Laser - dark blue/dark brown, 57 Aura - blue/dark

Depth (mm)

970

Height (mm)

820/350

Width (mm)

2250

3 Years

Hella Jongerius

Netherlands 1963

Hella Jongerius is a Dutch designer recognized for her experimental approach and her ability to combine traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. Born in 1963, she studied at the Design Academy Eindhoven and began her career at the Droog design studio in Amsterdam. In 2000, she founded her own studio, Jongeriuslab, where she has created a wide range of products, from textiles and furniture to ceramics and glass. Jongerius is known for her focus on research and experimentation, and her work often centers on the exploration of materials and techniques. She has collaborated with brands such as Vitra, Artek, Maharam and KLM, and her designs have been exhibited in museums around the world, including MoMA in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Jongerius' work is characterized by his attention to detail and commitment to quality and sustainability. His designs often incorporate elements of popular culture and design history, and his focus on craftsmanship and local production has been praised for its ability to preserve traditions and encourage innovation.