Textile Dining armchair

“The TEXTILE Collection was conceived through a fashion-inspired project that transferred the concepts and techniques used in textiles to the world of furniture.”
– Ana Llobet

The TEXTILE collection by Ana Llobet for GANDIABLASCO is a creative fusion of fashion and furniture design. It draws inspiration from the world of textiles, transforming familiar techniques and materials into functional, elegant outdoor pieces. The result is a collection that is visually striking, structurally durable, and thoughtfully detailed.

A key element of this collection is the Textile Dining armchair. This designer chair reinterprets traditional textile aesthetics through modern materials and construction. The Textile Dining armchair is made from 100% recyclable polyethylene and thermo-lacquered galvanized steel, ensuring both sustainability and weather resistance.

One of its most distinctive features is the cord that binds the chair’s edges—crafted from stranded high-tenacity polyester—which adds a tactile and visual richness to the design.

The Textile Dining armchair is more than just a functional piece of outdoor furniture. It offers a bold and sculptural presence, whether used on its own or as part of a complete dining arrangement. Its lightweight structure makes it easy to move and adapt to different spaces, while its durable materials allow it to withstand outdoor elements throughout the year.

Available in a range of colours, the Textile Dining armchair can be customized to fit various environments—from private terraces and gardens to public hospitality venues. Its design balances comfort and artistry, making it a versatile choice for both casual and formal settings.

Designed with character and innovation, the Textile Dining armchair reflects the core values of the TEXTILE collection—creativity, originality, and modern sophistication. With its fashion-inspired detailing and robust construction, it brings a unique identity to any outdoor space. The Textile Dining armchair stands as a testament to how the world of design can beautifully blur the lines between texture, structure, and function.