Rest, read or clear your mind while looking at the horizon. Disconnection from the rest of the world is ensured in any of the three positions of our Trip folding chair. With its soft headrest cushion, this folding and lightweight sling chair is the best company for a relaxing day outdoors. Take it to the beach or the countryside, place it next to the pool, on your terrace or even an urban balcony, live la dolce vita!
Its sling is made with a special outdoor plastic fabric, and its structure is made of tubular aluminium, which is why it is so light and holds up perfectly to the elements. You can use it for your trips to the beach or the countryside, or as a permanent fixture for your outdoor space.
Trip features soft rounded shapes, thanks to its tubular aluminium structure. If you prefer a more rectilinear profile, check out our Picnic. This is the bicolour version, with a white frame and a contrasting sling in the colour of your choice. An elegant monochrome version is also available.
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Since it is light, foldable and takes up little space, it is an ideal design for spaces that need to be reconfigured frequently, whether they are residential or contract.
Its frame allows for three positions -110°, 115° and 120°- which helps transform a single space depending on the moment. In the morning it can be used to relax or sunbathe and, in the evening, as a place to have a drink.
Do you also need a side table? Check out our Valentina and D12 collections.
Take advantage of the variety of colour options available to create a colourful configuration in your outdoor area. Consult our colour chart to make sure your choice chromatically harmonizes with your space.
José A. Gandía-Blasco Canales
Borja García
Borja García studied industrial design at Cardenal Herrera-CEU University in Valencia, where he would later also train as an architect. His professional career has included working on a wide range of projects, both independently and as part of other studies, plus he is co-founder of Nazca, Enproyecto Arquitectura and, more recently, of Made in 2017. His industrial design and architecture projects have received major national and international awards and he regularly works with GANDIABLASCO.
