
nuno ladeiro gives subtle update to portuguese chair for colico
the portuguese chair is made via air-assist injection molding; a low-pressure process that utilizes nitrogen gas to uniformly fill the component.
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all images courtesy of steve stoer
architect and designer nuno ladeiro has reimagined the infamous ‘portuguese chair’ for italian furniture manufacturer colico. the design features a few slight changes to the original — mostly to increase comfort — but stays as close to unchanged as possible. the portuguese chair is made via air-assist injection molding; a low-pressure process that utilizes nitrogen gas to uniformly fill the component. as a result of the technique and the unique channels that it produces; clamp tonnage, cycle time, and part weight are reduced, while strength and rigidity are increased.

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‘portuguese chair’ in its terrace home

the classic chair was redesigned by nuno ladeiro

arm and seat detail

the element is manufactured via air-assist injection molding

‘portuguese chair’

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the chair is produced by italian furniture manufacturer colico

‘portuguese chair’ by nuno ladeiro for colico
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