Stacking Chair 20-06 by Norman Foster

The 20-06 chair, designed by Norman Foster in 2006, is an example of minimal and functional design. Foster imagined a "neutral" chair, visually and physically light, capable of adapting to different environments. Handcrafted from 80% recycled aluminum in Hanover, Pennsylvania, the 20-06 chair stands out for its lightness, corrosion resistance and fire retardancy. It is guaranteed for life, with a low carbon footprint. The chair is stackable up to 12 units, making it practical for small spaces or dynamic environments.