Pedrali
Italian contract and outdoor furniture from the Bergamo region, an industrial design house in aluminium, steel, wood and rope, read for the US buyer.
An Italian house for indoor and open-air living.
Pedrali was founded in 1963 in Palazzolo sull'Oglio by Mario Pedrali, who began with metal garden chairs. The company is now headquartered in Mornico al Serio, in the province of Bergamo, where an automated warehouse designed by architect Cino Zucchi stands, and it runs a dedicated wood division in Manzano, in the Udine area. It is now led by Mario Pedrali's children, Monica and Giuseppe.
The catalogue is shaped by designers including Patrick Jouin, CMP Design, Eugeni Quitllet, Odo Fioravanti and Sebastian Herkner, and it reaches more than one hundred countries. For US buyers, collections reach the market through authorised dealers, with lead times that vary by line and finish.
A selection of lines.
Reva
Patrick Jouin's outdoor lounge family, pairing aluminium frames with backs and arms woven in weather-resistant polypropylene rope, spanning armchair, sofa and sun lounger.
The current collection.
Babila
Babila collection is able to move along tradition and innovation with great agility.
Nolita
Nolita is a family of outdoor seatings which recalls the origins of a historic course started by Mario Pedrali in 1963 with his first metal garden chairs.
Reva
Reva is an outdoor collection with smooth lines and generous sizes.
Souvenir
Souvenir was born from the desire to reinterpret the iconic shapes of the chairs used in Parisian gardens in the 18th century.
Panarea
The idea behind Panarea is rooted in the Mediterranean coastline, and in the colours and refreshing breeze of an outdoor dinner on a sea-facing terrace.
Frida
Frida, winner of the XXII ADI Compasso d'Oro for its "simple sculptural beauty", is a chair that combines beauty, avant-garde technology and love for detail.
Arki
Arki-Table is linear and rigorous from a structural point of view, but at the same time versatile and designed for different uses.
Blume
Blume table echoes the fine lines of the family, whose distinctive force emerges from the column in extruded aluminium.
Buddy
Buddy Oasi is a system of soft seatings that further expands the Buddy collection.
Buddyhub
The functional and efficient Buddyhub offers an isolated alcove that ensures acoustic and visual privacy, in line with the trends for office spaces.
Caementum
Caementum is characterised by an intrinsically delicate geometry. A single-piece concrete table with a central base.
Ester
Ester is a mix of elegance, ergonomics and functionality.
Folk
Folk collection accentuates the quest for simplicity.
Fox
Fox Soft is a stylish collection of armchairs with a distinctive personality and compact dimensions, defined by its harmonious mixture of materials and colors.
Gliss
Gliss has a cosy and ergonomic shape inspired by the iconic "Fifties" chairs, featuring a distinctive hole in the shell.
Griante
Griante reinterprets the concept of woven seating through a design that combines traditional craftsmanship and industrial production.
Host
Host is a modular system of single, double and corner units of seating with backrest and poufs.
Ikon
Ikon speaks the language of architecture in its highest expression of simplicity and elegance. Table with conical polyethylene base to be filled, for indoor and outdoor use.
Inga
Inga name pays tribute to the Northern European female elegance. Armchair with technopolymer shell and steel tube frame Ø 16 mm.
Inox
Inox is a simple and functional table, defined by a geometry that makes it suitable for different contexts.
Jazz
Harmony of shapes, ergonomics and elegance are the characteristics of the Jazz stool.
Jeff
Jeff is a contemporary modular sofa system, designed as a set of miniature architectures skilfully combined to create multiple reconfigurable compositions.
Kuadra
The greater sizes, the lower back combined with a wide range of finishes feature Kuadra XL and make it even more versatile and comfortable.
Laja
Simplicity of style defines Laja table collection, perfect for both outdoor and indoor use. Table with die-cast aluminium base and steel column.
Lamorisse
Lamorisse Lounge Outdoor is an armchair whose main feature is the contrast between the sober shape of the frame and the soft, generous and enveloping cushions.
Malmö
Malmö chairs evoke warmth sensations thanks to the touch of ash wood, the tapered look and the appeal of tradition.
Nemea
Nemea is a seating collection, recalling the idea of classic gracefulness shaped by time and history.
Noa
Noa collection combines the elegance of its proportions to the comfort of the seat, all thanks to the innovative construction technique.
Nym
Nym Soft recalls the outlines of the eponymous wooden chairs collection, subtly accentuating and enhancing its comfort.
Osaka
Osaka is a collection of seatings with a strong graphic impact whose construction elements remind the linear features of an ideogram.
Remind
Remind evokes the soft sinuous curves of wooden chairs from the late 19th century.
Social
Social is a modular system of linear, corner and curved seatings and poufs that can be matched to create an endlessly replicable sofa.
Tweet
Tweet is a collection of seats that combines the rational and clean design of the body with a wide choice of frames and finishes.
Vic
Vic, with its elegant yet minimal outline, draws inspiration from classic mid-century armchairs.
Volt
Volt collection is elegant and cosy. It features a thin section along with ergonomic shape and lovely proportions.
Wow
Pouf that gives a casual and ironic touch to the contract and domestic environments.
Ypsilon
When the sophisticated aluminium die-casting technology meets the design, the result is Ypsilon table collection, lightweight and easy to handle.
Reva
Designed by Patrick JouinReva is Pedrali's outdoor lounge program, designed by Patrick Jouin. Its signature is a steel or aluminium structure whose back and armrests are wrapped in flat, weather-resistant polypropylene rope, a treatment that lightens the volume and lets air and light pass through the weave.
The collection runs across an armchair, a three-seater sofa and a recliner sun lounger, with deep cushions in weatherproof outdoor fabric. The Reva Twist variant carries the woven back into a softer, more enveloping silhouette.
What the pieces are made of.
Across its outdoor work Pedrali leans on extruded and die-cast aluminium, powder-coated steel tube, weather-resistant polypropylene rope and cord, and outdoor-grade polypropylene, paired with weatherproof foam and fabrics. A separate wood division in Manzano works solid ash and oak for the indoor and contract lines. Each material choice is tied to a named collection rather than left general.
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Pedrali, answered.
Where is Pedrali made?
Pedrali is headquartered in Mornico al Serio, in the province of Bergamo, Italy, and runs a dedicated wood division in Manzano, in the Udine area. It was founded in Palazzolo sull'Oglio in 1963.
When was Pedrali founded?
In 1963, by Mario Pedrali, who started out making metal garden chairs.
Who owns Pedrali?
It remains a family company, now led by Mario Pedrali's children, Monica and Giuseppe Pedrali.
What are Pedrali's signature outdoor collections?
Among the best known are Reva by Patrick Jouin, Nolita and Panarea by CMP Design, and Souvenir by Eugeni Quitllet.
Who designs for Pedrali?
Designers include Patrick Jouin, CMP Design, Eugeni Quitllet, Odo Fioravanti and Sebastian Herkner, among others.
What is the Reva collection?
Reva is Patrick Jouin's outdoor lounge family. It pairs a metal frame with a back and arms woven in weather-resistant polypropylene rope, and runs across armchair, sofa and sun lounger.
What materials does Pedrali use?
Extruded and die-cast aluminium, powder-coated steel, weather-resistant polypropylene rope and cord, and outdoor-grade polypropylene, with weatherproof foam and fabrics. The wood division works solid ash and oak.
Is Pedrali available in the US?
Yes. Collections reach the US through authorised dealers, with lead times that vary by line and finish.
Has Pedrali won design awards?
Yes. The Frida chair, designed by Odo Fioravanti, received the Compasso d'Oro ADI award in 2011.
What is Pedrali's design style?
A clean, industrial take on Italian design, built around named designer collaborations rather than anonymous ranges, and split between indoor, contract and outdoor lines.
Does Pedrali work on contract and hospitality projects?
Yes. Alongside residential collections, Pedrali supplies contract, workspace and hospitality settings, and its distribution reaches more than one hundred countries.
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