Volt From Prototype

As official audience chair at the Indesign Podium at Galleria this August, over 150 elegant Volt Chairs will be exhibited en-masse and in style.

BY Aniqa Mannan

July 31st, 2013

Prototype continues to lead the way in furniture supply and distribution with Pedrali’s Volt seating collection.

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Volt is offered as a stacking chair and armchair, designed by Claudio Dondoli and Marco Pocci, the founders of the tech-savvy Archirivolto design studio. Boasting a wafer-thin, linear design, Volt finds its immense strength in its injection air gas moulded polypropylene core being blended with fibreglass.

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Available in white, black, red, grey, beige, yellow and blue as well as the option of upholstery for indoor applications, the collection is both durable and versatile.

At Sydney Indesign this August you can experience the Volt Collection en-masse! Over 150 Volt chairs will take up the role of official audience seat for the Indesign Podium in Galleria thanks to Prototype and Pedrali.

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