F300 LOUNGE CHAIR

When it first appeared in the late 1960s, Pierre Paulin's F300 caused quite a stir. With its flowing curves and novel material, it looked like a chair of the future. 

Visually distinctive and comfortable, F300 became an instant icon, prized for its striking appearance and enormous versatility, and earned a place in MoMA's permanent collection. 

Perfectly aligned with the casual, comfortable, low-slung aesthetic of 1970s lounges, the F300 also embodied a timeless futurism that has ensured this chair remains relevant today.

 Early F300s were made from fiberglass or injected polyurethane, allowing for contoured ergonomic comfort while maintaining a visually light expression. Responsibly updated for the 21st century, the F300 is now made in Italy from HiREK® polymer, which is derived from industrial plastic waste. 

While maintaining the durability of plastic, HiREK is lightweight and resistant to UV rays, weathering, and pressure. Most importantly, HiREK produces a smooth, glossy surface without the need for additional finishing processes, perfectly replicating the performance and aesthetics of the original materials and minimizing waste generated during production.

F300 is made to order, and the estimated delivery time is 3 to 6 weeks.