Stack Low Back Lounge
from Gandia Blasco
stack low back lounge
Design Borja García
Powder-coated aluminum, self-supporting fabric, polyester fiber fill, water-repellent fabrics
Made in Spain by Gandía Blasco
"Stack is a stackable collection of contemporary outdoor furniture. It was inspired by the nautical world and has design elements that hark back to the 1960s and 1970s. An ode to enjoy outdoor life, natural light, and the colors of summer."
- Borja García
The Stack Outdoor Lounge Chair is made from thermo-lacquered extruded aluminum sections and is reduced to a minimal expression, with a self-supporting fabric element that comes in a range of textures and colors, you choose. Much more than just an outdoor piece of furniture, this is a designer lounge chair with character; It is light and practical, but sturdy and comfortable and appears to float above the floor.
Borja García was born in Valencia in 1980. He studied a Technical Engineering degree in Industrial Design in Cardenal Herrera-CEU University and collaborated with various local studios. He went to Milan in 2001 to finish his training in the Design Continuum Italia studio. In 2002, he founded the Nazca studio with Joaquín García and Esther Tornero, which undertook industrial design projects. In 2003 he decided to become independent and set up the Borja García Studio. Since that time, he has been undertaking industrial and communication design projects, has won several national awards and has participated in exhibitions in Tokyo, Milan, St-Etienne, Shanghai, Beijing, Sao Paulo, Fortaleza, Athens, Lisbon, Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia. He started teaching in 2006 in Cardenal Herrera-CEU University, where today he is a project lecturer in the Industrial Design and Architecture degree courses.
The Stack Low Back Lounge is available with an optional seat/back cushion as well as an optional 24" x 10" pillow.
28" w | 28" d | 27" h | seat: 15" h | stacks up to 4 high
Powder-coated aluminum, self-supporting fabric, polyester fiber fill, water-repellent fabrics
Made in Spain by Gandía Blasco
"Stack is a stackable collection of contemporary outdoor furniture. It was inspired by the nautical world and has design elements that hark back to the 1960s and 1970s. An ode to enjoy outdoor life, natural light, and the colors of summer."
- Borja García
The Stack Outdoor Lounge Chair is made from thermo-lacquered extruded aluminum sections and is reduced to a minimal expression, with a self-supporting fabric element that comes in a range of textures and colors, you choose. Much more than just an outdoor piece of furniture, this is a designer lounge chair with character; It is light and practical, but sturdy and comfortable and appears to float above the floor.
Borja García was born in Valencia in 1980. He studied a Technical Engineering degree in Industrial Design in Cardenal Herrera-CEU University and collaborated with various local studios. He went to Milan in 2001 to finish his training in the Design Continuum Italia studio. In 2002, he founded the Nazca studio with Joaquín García and Esther Tornero, which undertook industrial design projects. In 2003 he decided to become independent and set up the Borja García Studio. Since that time, he has been undertaking industrial and communication design projects, has won several national awards and has participated in exhibitions in Tokyo, Milan, St-Etienne, Shanghai, Beijing, Sao Paulo, Fortaleza, Athens, Lisbon, Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia. He started teaching in 2006 in Cardenal Herrera-CEU University, where today he is a project lecturer in the Industrial Design and Architecture degree courses.
The Stack Low Back Lounge is available with an optional seat/back cushion as well as an optional 24" x 10" pillow.
28" w | 28" d | 27" h | seat: 15" h | stacks up to 4 high
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Gandia Blasco began as a family business in 1941, manufacturing blankets before becoming known primarily for their outdoor furniture. Located outside Valencia and managed by Jos3 Gandia-Blasco (father of Jose Antonio, current company president), the company mainly employed people from neighboring towns and remained in the blanket business until the mid 1980's. International competition pushed them to modernize, and they did so by expanding into the carpet and textile markets. Their success with outdoor furniture came when Jose Antonio was furnishing his home and developed the "Na Xemena"? line with the house's architect, Ramon Esteve. This collection popularized the company and caused a change in approach and philosophy to combine comfort with functionality and aesthetic integrity.