CP.2

Charles Pollock

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Stainless Steel or Matte Black Base
W261/2” D331/8” H283/4”
Seat Height: 16″

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The CP.2 lounge chair blends a sleek stainless-steel frame with a contemporary seat to create a timeless, functional piece of art. The luxurious seat and back of the lounge are detailed with topstitching that traces the chair’s perimeter.

CP.2’s frame is available in polished or brushed stainless steel and matte-black.

Finishes

stainless

stainless

matte black

Approved Textiles

Grade 1

Align 13 colors

Array 9 colors

Crosshatch 8 colors

Emerge 22 colors

Kavir 18 colors

Grade 2

Daybreak 19 colors

Diffuse 11 colors

Sketch 10 colors

Solo 16 colors

Still 18 colors

Grade 3

Ink 4 colors

Loop 15 colors

Touch 16 colors

Urban 15 colors

Vella 22 colors

Vista 7 colors

Grade 4

Canvas 14 colors

Element 13 colors

Pix 10 colors

Smooth 18 colors

Grade 5

Kaleidoscope 8 colors

Pearl 11 colors

Plush 8 colors

Random 9 colors

Soft 12 colors

Grade 6

Allude 16 colors

Brisa 20 colors

Cadence 3 colors

Chunky 10 colors

Cielo 9 colors

Hero 12 colors

Image 16 colors

Sereno 13 colors

Stitch 4 colors

Striae 10 colors

Vivid 18 colors

Grade 7

Aya 5 colors

Hendese 10 colors

Mesh 9 colors

Sella 5 colors

Grade 8

Ashayer 6 colors

Baft 6 colors

Bella 12 colors

Focus 28 colors

Grade 9

Babayee 6 colors

Midnight 11 colors

Mirage 9 colors

Nightfall 8 colors

Shift 9 colors

Grade 10

Capture 8 colors

Monarch 3 colors

Snug 8 colors

Twilight 9 colors

Venture 13 colors

Grade 11

Cameo 9 colors

Cue 7 colors

Forte 8 colors

Imprint 7 colors

Muse 6 colors

Patina 9 colors

Posh 6 colors

Valencia 9 colors

Elan 27 colors

Essential 11 colors

Rogue 16 colors

Charles Pollock

Renowned mid-century designer Charles Pollock, known as the “Chair Man” to his contemporaries, created some of the most iconic and best-selling office chairs in history. His belief in the governing principle that furniture should be attractive, functional, and affordable, still holds true today. In the late 1960’s, Pollock disappeared from the design scene for 47 years, until his celebrated return with a series of new introductions for Bernhardt Design.

About Charles Pollock

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