447 / 457 Seat Pads

447 / 457 Seat Pads

$1,785
$1,785

This slimline seat pad is part of Studioilse’s Seating for Eating collective consisting of settles, benches, and stools. Designed to complement the benches and settles in the collective, the seat pad is available in two lengths. Ties spaced lengthwise along the underside of the pad, two for the 2-seater or three for the 3-seater, allow it to be secured through the corresponding holes in the seat of the bench or settle. A practical and stripped back solution, in part inspired by archetypal English vernacular furniture.

DimensionsAvailable in four sizes
447S (To fit 442 and 443) 179cm W x 30cm D x 2cm H
447L (To fit 444, 445 and 446) 179cm W x 39cm D x 2cm H
457S (To fit 448 and 449) 125cm W x 30cm D x 2cm H
457L (To fit 450 and 451) 125cm W x 39cm D x 2cm H

MaterialAPad made from high-density foam.
Ties in the same fabric or leather used to upholster the seat pad, located centrally on the
underside of the seat pad, allow the pad to be affixed to Studioilse benches and settles. Three ties on the 447 seat pads, and two ties on the 457 seat pads.
Click here for upholstery options.

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Founded by husband and wife duo Fatima De La Espada and Luis De Oliveira, De La Espada is considered a global design authority. Designers in their own right, the founders conceived the company as a multi-disciplinary amalgam: a manufacturer, designer and brand studio that draws on traditional craft and artisanship. Shop Brand >

Ilse Crawford is a designer, academic and creative director with a simple mission to put human needs and desires at the centre of all that she does. As founder of Studioilse, together with her multidisciplinary, London-based team, she brings her philosophy to life. This means creating environments where humans feel comfortable, public spaces that make people feel at home and homes that are habitable and make sense for the people who live in them. It means designing furniture and products that support and enhance human behaviour and actions in everyday life. It means restoring the human balance in brands and businesses that have lost their way.

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