Gas chair & armchair
The acclaimed Gas chair is an innovative design in which Jesús Gasca has poured all his creative experience. His attention for the health of our back inspired him to design a backrest surface that provides optimal ergonomics: a hyperbolic paraboloid that hugs our back and places the spine in its best position. For the seat, he has created an organic surface, with curves that facilitate circulation. To support these surfaces, he has designed a lightweight aluminium structure with fluid shapes that give the chair its distinctive character. The result is an extraordinarily comfortable chair.
The design of Gas chair is visionary. The aim of Jesus Gasca while creating this chair was to make the most beautiful and light frame that could have any type of material for the seat and back.
- – SURFACES: Jesus Gasca investigated looking for the most comfortable surface design that would hold human body. So the seat and back are curved in three dimensional surfaces that have just one purpose: the comfort of the seating person.
- – ALUMINIUM: all the chair frame is made of injected and extruded aluminium. Light and recyclable.
- – SHAPES: the shapes of the aluminium frame are mate to avoid any welding.
- – SEAT & BACK: the seat and back can be of Polypropylene, fabric or leather upholstery.
- – MESH BACK: the back has the option of being made in mesh, which allows lightness and it is a “breathing” material.

My goal is to create Timeless Designs that make our every day life better.
Jesus Gasca, Gas chair designer
An award winning chair

Gas chair collection is a Jesus Gasca design created in 1999, and was awarded the IF Design Award
Black Gas chair & armchair


Chrome Gas chair





White Gas chair



Gas swivel chair
Projects with Gas chairs
Hotel Hyatt Andaz Condesa Mexico City with 900 Gas chairs

Guest chairs in an office setting

Google headquarters in Palo Alto

Proof on Main restaurant in Louisville.

Hyatt Sao Paulo Hotel with more than 1000 Gas chairs

Smithsonian Courtyard Washington
The Guggenheim museum includes Gas chairs in the Frank Lloyd Wright building








