Toluca

Designed as a collage of independent moments creating a greater whole, Toluca offers a fresh harmonization of upholstery, wood and metal. With a softened form but an alert posture, Toluca imparts a new sense of comfort and warmth to the contract environment.

A sculpted solid Ash or Walnut shoulder rest demonstrates just how soft hardwoods can be. The upholstered surround with welt detail provides your canvas to interpret Toluca in any way you choose. The base is available in solid Ash, Walnut—or choose the steel base variant for a material trifecta, well-suited to the most demanding commercial applications.


Lounge

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Chairs 7071-01

  • Lounge
  • Metal Base
  • Wood Shoulder Rest

Dimensions

  • Fabric Yardage3.50 yards
  • Square Feet63 sq.ft.
  • Width29.0"
  • Depth28.0"
  • Height31.0"
  • Seat Height17.0"

List Price (standard finishes)

  • COM:$3,335
  • COL:$3,669

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Chairs 7072-01

  • Lounge
  • Wood Base
  • Wood Shoulder Rest

Dimensions

  • Fabric Yardage3.50 yards
  • Square Feet63 sq.ft.
  • Width29.0"
  • Depth28.0"
  • Height31.0"
  • Seat Height17.0"

List Price (standard finishes)

  • COM:$3,455
  • COL:$3,801

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Design

Chris Adamick

Chris Adamick designs environments, furniture, and products. He is principal of Chris Adamick Design LLC and is a partner at Big Production, an environmental graphic design studio.

He has worked with leading brands including Gap, Haworth, Bernhardt Design, and Allsteel. His work has been exhibited internationally and received several prestigious design awards including the Architizer A+ Award, the Good Design Award from the Chicago Athenaeum, the Best of Year Award from Interior Design Magazine, and recognition from the Type Directors Club of New York (TDC) and the Society for Environmental Graphic Design (SEGD).

In addition to holding design leadership roles with independent consultancies Pentagram and Rios Clementi Hale Studios, Chris has been an instructor at Art Center College of Design and has worked in-house with the iconic American clothing brand, Gap to lead the creation of new store environments.