Varaschin
Italian outdoor collections in aluminium, steel and teak — 87 collections, 687 pieces indexed.
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Supplier archive photography · © Varaschin
Frames of the collection, not of this piece — the archive names the range and not the item.




Supplier archive photography · © Varaschin
cricketVaraschin
dining chairs & armchairs · aluminium · SKU 2989
La mia idea con la collezione Cricket era quella di creare una reinterpretazione moderna della classica sedia da giardino: invitante e amichevole con un fascino senza tempo. Una collezione di sedute che si combina a diversi scenari, indooor [sic] e outdoor. Il nome Cricket rievoca sia il gioco che con mazza e palla si pratica all'aria aperta, sia l'insetto dal corpo pieno e le gambe snelle, che risuona con il suo canto nelle caldi notti d'estate. / [printed English] My intention with the Cricket collection was to make a contemporary reinterpretation of the classic garden chair. Inviting and friendly with a timeless charm. A collection of seating that fits into many settings, indoors and outdoors. The name Cricket associates both with the outdoor bat and ball game played on a green field. Or with the appearance of the insect Cricket, with its full body and slender legs, but also with their chirping song on a hot summer night. [designer statement printed on render p126, headed "anki gneib TALKS ABOUT CRICKET"]
As printed44 56 60 80
Width, depth and height are not resolved from the supplied line — request the technical sheet.
No centimetre figure appears on this page until the supplier confirms one. We would rather print nothing than print a number we have not verified.
Custom cushionsMade to order for this frame, in your chosen fabric — commission cushions, or read Cushions & comfort below.
8 pieces indexed across 17 spreads (reader pp. 110–126). Credited to Anki Gneib.
The book prints one finish system for the whole range — 31 finishes across 12 printed families.
This is the house palette, keyed to the range rather than to this piece: it is what the book says the collections can be finished in, not a stock list. Which finish this piece is built in is confirmed on the technical sheet.

Colour charts as printed — © Varaschin. Ask the desk for the current season’s card.
Printed colours are approximate — specify against a physical sample.
The finish plates, in the bookCushion thickness is deck arithmetic, not a style choice: the maker builds the bare frame deck low or high knowing what will sit on it, and the cushion is the remainder to a comfortable finished seat. That is why a dining pad runs thin and deep seating runs thick — neither is an upgrade on the other.
Where Varaschin publishes a cushion thickness, it prints on the product sheet’s own elevation: TIBIDABO sofa 14 cm over a 28 cm deck, BABYLON sofa 15 cm, CRICKET settee 9 cm on a sculpted shell, TIBIDABO dining armchair 8 cm. Most sheets print seat height only — where no figure is printed, none is claimed here.
Made to order through our supplier workshops — sized to this frame, in your chosen fabric, from a thin dining pad to a full deep-seating build.
The printed drawing for this piece, from LANDSCAPES 2021/2022.
This is the drawing as it was printed, not a current build document — some pieces were re-measured between editions. Ask the desk for the supplier’s current revision before anything is fabricated to it.
Open technical drawing — JPGThis record was indexed from LANDSCAPES 2021/2022, reader p. 24 (printed 044–045).
The book is on the site in full — open the page this piece is printed on. The book and every page of it remain © Varaschin.
Open the page in the readerCAD issued on request. This piece has no resolved W/D/H on file, so nothing is generated from it.
Request CADFrom the care & technical pages of LANDSCAPES 2021/2022 — the maker’s own text.
cat. B - C.O.M. (ml 0,55 /h 1,40)
Italian outdoor collections in aluminium, steel and teak — 87 collections, 687 pieces indexed.
The houseNo portrait of this designer is held on file, so the panel carries the initials instead of a borrowed likeness.
The designers