The Ball Chair combines innovative spherical design with its white glass fibre shell that houses a cocoon-like upholstered seat. Its grey Hallingdal textile interior provides comfort, while the distinctive ball-shaped form creates an enclosed seating environment. The durable glass fibre construction supports the unique design, and the spherical shell offers both style and acoustic separation.
The 'Ball Chair' is iconic as they come. Conceived in 1963, Eero Aarnio's seminal classic continues to awe thanks to its familiar yet wholly innovative design. A breakthrough piece for the Finnish designer, the chair is defined by a spherical white glass fibre shell, within which lies a cocoon-like seat upholstered in grey 'Hallingdal', the first textile from Danish brand Kvadrat, designed by Nanna Ditzel in 1965. The result is a world recognised furniture piece that has graced homes and offices in addition to film sets, music videos and magazine covers.
