Terrace
UV-resistant and can be weighted – it stays put.
N° 1085 — Jacco Bregonje, 2002
The Divina by Jacco Bregonje (2002) is an armchair made from one flowing form: seat, back and armrest merge seamlessly into one another. The cantilevered armrest doubles as a table for a laptop, tablet or book – working and relaxing in a single gesture.
Rotomoulded from 100% LDPE: UV-stabilised, resistant to changes in temperature and suitable for indoor and outdoor use. A sealable opening underneath lets you weigh the chair down against the wind.
Part of the collections of SFMOMA, the Vitra Design Museum, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and ADAM – Brussels Design Museum.
85 × 65 × 75 cm (w × d × h)
100% LDPE (polyethylene), rotomoulded from a single piece. UV-stabilised and resistant to changes in temperature, so suitable for indoors and outdoors. The material can be melted down and reused.
Clean with water and a mild soap.
Delivery throughout the EU within 4 to 6 weeks. Custom finishes (RAL colours) on request.
Jacco Bregonje, 2002. Part of the collections of SFMOMA, the Vitra Design Museum, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and ADAM – Brussels Design Museum. New Dutch Design Classic – Yksi, 2004.
How the Divina lives
Terrace
UV-resistant and can be weighted – it stays put.
Reading corner
A book on the tabletop, coffee within reach.
Living room
In pairs around a low table.
Impressions
Metallic & lacquered
Gold, silver or gunmetal – the Divina as a reflective object. Or lacquered in exactly the colour of your interior: choose 'Lacquered' in the configurator and request a quote.
The designer
“Listening to what is said, and perhaps even more to what is not said.” Jacco Bregonje graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven in 1990 and has worked for Whirlpool, Artifort, Philips and B&B Italia, among others. He designed the Divina in 2002 in the felicerossi® design lab in Milan.