Pavilion AV2 Chair by Anderssen & Voll

Same chair, same seat dimensions, but the steel tube makes one extra loop here to become an armrest. The Pavilion armchair gains only 3.5 cm in width and remains stackable. Three versions are available here: bare shell, upholstered seat, or upholstered seat and backrest. The specific color of the upholstery is selected on our Fabrics and Materials page and confirmed before production.

Furniture designed for a specific location

Pavilion was not born from an abstract brief. &Tradition asked Anderssen & Voll to re-equip Copenhagen's Langelinie Pavillonen, a 1958 building designed by Eva and Niels Koppel that hosts banquets and seminars. Hence the constraints that shaped the series: stackable, light to move, sturdy enough for intensive collective use, and discreet enough not to compete with the architecture. The result consists of two materials, bent steel tubing and press-molded veneer, assembled with visible hardware.

Three levels of upholstery, one single product page

The references are distinguished solely by the upholstery: AV2 bare shell (lacquered veneer seat and backrest), AV4 upholstered seat and wood backrest, AV13 upholstered seat and backrest. The fully upholstered versions are not available in leather. Plastic glides are fitted as standard; felt glides and brass hardware are available upon request at no extra charge.

To compose your piece, browse the complete color chart on the Fabrics and materials page.