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Plis

Plis is a contemporary design chair that combines style with practicality. As a minimalist design chair with a one-piece plastic construction, it offers durability and flexibility for any setting. Inspired by Italian design chair aesthetics and available in a variety of colors, this plastic design chair reduces costs, unifies brand image, and enhances the creativity and beauty of modern workspaces.

Sunon Favaretto & Partners

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Silk plisse inspiration, deep "V" dress elegance

The designer was inspired by silk and further adopted deep "V" dress elements in high fashion and stage performance, endowing the chair with blooming glossiness with dynamic winding shape. Plis chairs fill the office space with elegance and aesthetics.

Italian design

One-piece moulded, light, easy to move, stackable

PP+GF was selected and the original molecules of the material were molded by thermal melting with an injection molding machine weighing 1200 tons. There are no spare parts in the whole chair. The Plis chair has passed BIFMA tests: 120,000 times of back frame durability tests.

Specifications

Product	Product No.	Depth	Width	Height
	CPS10GS	530(mm)/20.87"	480(mm)/18.9"	770(mm)/30.31"

Material

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Designer

Favaretto & Partners

Francesco Favaretto was born in Padua, Italy in 1983. As the son of designer Paolo Favaretto, his childhood was surrounded by an influence of industrial design and interior architecture. After graduating from an arts-based high school, he studied Industrial Design at the IUAV in Venice. As a student he was a founding partner of clothing company MOFO, and currently continues in the art direction, guiding the production and communication of the collections today. In 2009 Francesco partnered with his father, transforming the company into Favaretto & Partners Design Studio. Francesco extended the studio’s design capabilities to cover new areas of design, both tangible and digital. Favaretto & Partners supports and practices the principles of Design for All, a declaration accepted by the European Commission and promoted by the IIDD (Italian Institute Design Disability, today known as DFA Italy), which is in favor of good design practices that aim to ensure the accessibility of places and objects to the widest range of users. Outside of designing products, Francesco is a guest lecturer at the University of Architecture and Design of IUAV of Venice.