Office Chair from HAY

AAC 252 | New Edition

Elegantly crafted by acclaimed designer Hee Welling for HAY, the AAC 252 is the perfect example of the interplay between form and function. The sophisticated five-legged wheeled base balances perfectly with a modern curved shell that boasts a slightly higher back, echoing the family trait of the AAC 200 series. This striking model has a deep, generous seat that is complemented nicely by the lower armrests, ensuring harmony with tables or desks. The polished or powder-coated base, equipped with a gas lift for adjustable seating, blends seamlessly with the vibrant recycled plastic shell available in a multitude of colors.

This season's update to the About A Chair collection adorns the AAC 252 with modern hues that reflect HAY's fresh and lively approach to color. The wide range of interplay and combination options ensures the chair's status in corporate, public and private domains. The chair is also more responsible as the shells are now made from 100% recycled plastic, a fitting tribute to modern consciousness.

Behind the AAC 252's ingenuity is HAY, a brand synonymous with innovative design and unrivaled quality. Hee Welling's philosophy resonates in the chair, where minimalist elegance meets purposeful construction. It's a testament to HAY's commitment to not only creating furniture, but also shaping experiences that epitomize comfort, longevity and impeccable taste. In AAC 252, you'll find more than a piece of furniture; it's an invitation to a world of style, grace and responsible elegance.

• Material: Base in powder-coated steel or polished aluminum with polypropylene seat made from 100% recycled plastic. Comes with wheels in matching color and gas lift with a height adjustment between 79-91.5 cm.
• Specifications: Please note that minor variations in color and texture may occur as parts of the product are made from recycled materials.
• Care instructions: Wipe the chair regularly with a damp cloth and neutral soap.
• Design: Original design by Hee Welling & HAY (2010).