Chairs

Stiks

A rational structure creates an original contrast with the concave and convex upholstery shapes

The Stiks chair is distinguished by its rational, orthogonal structure, which contrasts harmoniously with the concave and convex curves of the upholstery.

  • Enveloping, comfortable shapes
  • The solid wood structure gives the design its character
  • Complete the Pols table
  • Customise in a wide range of finishes
Design: Gordon Guillaumier
The inspiration

A rational structure creates an original contrast with the concave and convex upholstery shapes

The Stiks chair is designed to complement the Pols table, and shares the same build and concept. Its rational, orthogonal structure balances out the concave and convex curves of the upholstery, creating a distinctive, elegant design. Made of solid wood with upholstery that offers the highest level of comfort, the Stiks chair is both practical and elegant, for modern, sophisticated interiors.

Why Stiks
01

Enveloping, comfortable shapes

02

The solid wood structure gives the design its character

03

Complete the Pols table

04

Customise in a wide range of finishes

The designer

Gordon Guillaumier

Gordon Guillaumier Born in Malta in 1966, Gordon Guillaumier studied in Switzerland and England. He graduated in industrial design at the IED in Milan in 1991 and the following year he obtained a master's degree in industrial design at the Domus Academy in Milan.

Finishes & materials

Made to measure, in your finish.

Stiks is offered across a wide range of finishes. A selection of the families available; Casa Granda will guide the exact specification for your project.

Structure
Fashion wood
Covering
Maya fabric cat. F
Pelle scamosciata cat. P4
Fenkè unito fabric cat. E
Made F fabric cat. M
Ricciolone fabric cat. M
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