Silla, designed by Montse Periel/Marius Quintana for Escofet, is a visually striking stand-alone chair that lends itself to both informal and formal clusters. Silla’s unusual Z-shaped form is cast in a single piece with a profile that narrows from base to seat to backrest. The angle of the seat and back make it surprisingly comfortable.
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Features a polished waterproof finish
Available in Grey, White, Black and Beige
Embedded for stability and durability
Escofet
Founded in Barcelona in 1886, Escofet began as a manufacturer of cement tiles for architectural application and has since evolved into a world design leader in the innovation of urban elements. The group works closely with designers to create the highest quality cast concrete, wood, metal, and high-density polyethylene site furnishings. It has a long tradition of collaboration with elite architects and artists from Antoni Gaudí and Joan Miró, to Ricardo Bofill, Arata Izozaki, Jean Nouvel and Richard Rogers. Today, Escofet is at the forefront of the movement for urban transformation, developing solutions that energize, beautify and enhance the usability of public outdoor space.
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Escofet - Brochure
Brochure (PDF)
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Silla Chair - Product Data Sheet
Product Data Sheet (PDF)
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Silla Chair - Finishes and Materials
Finishes and Materials (PDF)
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Silla - Installation Guide
Installation Guide (PDF)
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Silla Chair - Sustainability
Sustainability (PDF)
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Silla - CSI Guide Specs
Guide Specs (DOC)
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Silla - CAD Files
CAD (ZIP)
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Silla - SketchUp File
SketchUp (SKP)
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All colors, textures and patterns represented on the Landscape Forms website are approximate and may vary from samples and final product.
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