David Taylor
Just as the name suggests, the Frank furniture group makes a straightforward statement. Each of the three designs is strongly contemporary while able to complement traditional settings. The products are accessible and inclusive, offering higher seats and longer armrests to provide support for those less able. Crafted in 100% recyclable sand-cast aluminium, Frank combines sustainability and style.
See individual dimensions for each furniture.
Length: 160 cm
Width: 62 cm
Height: 88 cm
Sitting depth: 48 cm
Length: 155 cm
Depth: 70 cm
Height: 83 / 47 cm
Weight: 38 kg
Width: 56 cm
Height: 88 cm
Sitting height: 48 cm
Depth: 62 cm
Length: 56 cm
Depth: 62 cm
Height: 88 cm
Height: 48 / 88 cm
Weight: 27 kg
Width: 32 cm
Height: 55 cm
Sitting height: 31 cm
Depth: 35 cm
Length: 35 cm
Width: 32 cm
Height: 55 cm
Height of seat: 31 cm
Weight: 8 kg
Mahogany.
Oiled Red Oak.
Sandcast Aluminum.
Cover-glazed Pine / Beech.
The frame in powder-coated, sand-cast 100 % recycled aluminum in Noir 2200 Sablé. The wooden parts are made in painted pine in light grey NCS S5502-B, oiled oak or mahogany.
A for pine in painted grey.
EK for oiled oak
MH for mahogany
C for any colour on steel, for a start-up cost.
Fully assembled.
Freestanding. The legs can be bolted to the surface.
Painted pine can be treated with alkyd oil enamel as needed.
Available as backed bench, lounge chair and children's chair.
Frank furniture group is a classic series for outdoor use.
David Taylor
Just as the name suggests, the Frank furniture group makes a straightforward statement. Each of the three designs is strongly contemporary while able to complement traditional settings. The products are accessible and inclusive, offering higher seats and longer armrests to provide support for those less able. Crafted in 100% recyclable sand-cast aluminium, Frank combines sustainability and style.
Frank fåtölj, formgiven av David Taylor, på Östra Drottninggatan i Gävle. Här även kombinerad med bord och barnstol från Parco-serien, formgivna av Broberg & Ridderstråle. Foto: Jann Lipka.
With a background as en electrician, one can say that David Taylor has always had a deep understanding and care for lighting. Ever since graduating University College of Arts, Crafts and Design (Konstfack) in 1999, where he studied metall design, Taylor has produced a broad range of products exhibited in public spaces such as Östermalmstorgs subwaystation, the National Museum, Eskiltuna’s art center and Röhsska Museum. Taylor has recieved both the RED DOT award and Elle Interior’s design award.
