Typologies
Clip club chair table
This is the side table in our Clip collection, one of Diabla’s most ingenious collections, as it allows you to create a whole range of different furniture with just this element and its matching armchair. For example, by using this piece as a footrest instead of a table, the armchair can be made into a lounger. It’s a multifunctional design because if you alternate it with the armchair in a row, it can also be used to create a sofa.
Made from 100% recyclable polyethylene, the Clip collection has a very carefully studied design, hidden behind its appearance of spontaneous strokes. Due to its curved form and low height, it creates a casual atmosphere that is perfect for laid-back, informal settings, allowing you to improvise not only different furniture but also multiple settings depending on your needs at each moment. What you do with it is all down to your creativity.
Diabla tips:
If you’re a person who likes to move the furniture around from time to time, the Clip collection is perfect for you.
Although you can make great modular compositions with it, you can also use just one armchair and its side table to create a relaxing corner. In this case, choose a colour that will make it especially attractive, like pink.
You can use the Clip collection all year round. When the weather gets cooler, you can make it warmer with cushions or blankets.
Take advantage of the variety of available colours to make your outdoor area a colourful space.
Use our colour chart to make sure your choice matches your colour scheme.
José A. Gandía Blasco Canales
Designer and president and creative director of Gandia Blasco Group. In the 90’s managed to lead the activities of the family business towards the international design benchmark it is today.Diabla is the third brand he has set up and is his most recent business project.
“Beauty has to be functional in any piece of furniture. I like to think of pieces that have been in the collective imagination for a long time, which is why they easily connect with people.Redesigning them brings them closer to the current user”.
