Gallery Chair

In order to create a light weight and functionally comfortable chair suitable to the needs of the NGV, the Gallery chair defied the conventional chair's construction methods. The chairs representation of the space and an extention of the gallery and the elements it emphasises. All the while ensuring that the solution would be economically viable.

Underpinning the design of the Gallery Chair is the beautiful glass ceiling of The Great Hall at the National Gallery of Victoria. Through the use of new age techniques and technologies the gallery chair was able to form a new unique DNA of it own.

The chair is a amalgamation of design, function and economics. A chair originally designed for the great hall itself however in its use in dynamic spaces. It is comfortable and adaptive enough to satisfy a wide variety of seating arrangements. These include formal dining chairs, function chairs, visitor chairs and convention seating. Adaptive and stylish is the core elements of the Gallery chair.

The gallery chair is high capacity stacking chair, that consist of a suspended mesh jacket that is upholestered using a removable jacket (washable, replacable and upgradeable).