Dining chair from HAYAAC 212 | New Edition
The AAC 212 by HAY is the epitome of grace and style, created by acclaimed designer Hee Welling. A fine wooden base with elegantly rounded legs flows into a curved shell adorned with a slightly elevated back. Designed to capture both form and function, the chair's deep and generous seat provides superb comfort that seamlessly blends with the supportive, low armrests to elegantly stand under dining tables and desks. The aesthetic possibilities are endless with a choice of finishes for the solid wood frame and a multitude of shades in 100% recycled plastic for the shell.
HAY's new modern color palette gives the collection a fresh and playful look that captures HAY's exuberant design. The dynamic interplay of shades and endless combination possibilities breathe life into different spaces, whether corporate, public or private. Responsible innovation in recycled materials ensures a responsible legacy for a design that replaces older versions without losing its distinctive charm.
Hee Welling's visionary design philosophy finds a sublime manifestation in the AAC 212, reflecting a commitment to aesthetics and functionality. In harmony with HAY's unique approach to modern furniture and their unwavering emphasis on quality and innovation, this piece stands as a testament to a brand that epitomizes timeless elegance and thoughtful craftsmanship. Together, the designer and brand elevate the AAC 212 from just a piece of furniture to a work of art, a piece that not only exists in your space but enriches it, making it a great addition to any discerning home or office.
- Material: Base in lacquered oak, soap treated oak or lacquered walnut with polypropylene seat made from 100% recycled plastic. Supplied with standard plastic glides.
- Specifications: Please note that minor variations in color and texture may occur as parts of the product are made from recycled materials.
- Care instructions: Wipe the chair regularly with a damp cloth and neutral soap.
- Design: Original design by Hee Welling & HAY (2010).
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