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Ingar Chairs
The Ingar chair is featured by soft and essential shapes. The shell is in either oak veneered plywood, upholstered fabric or faux leather with steel tube legs Ø16mm. Matching counter & bar stools available!
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Marvel Chairs
Marvel is an elegant collection of armchairs having a distinctive character and compact dimensions. A thin fiber-glass reinforced polypropylene shell with genuine leather upholstery is set in the ash wood profile curved and rounded at the ends. Versatility and functionality of the upholstered version is guaranteed thanks to the multiple color combinations between the wood and the comfortable shell.
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Sedie Soft
Sedie Soft is a modern, upholstered dining chair – fully customized by frame and fabric choices including AquaClean Technology options. Stackable!
AquaClean Technology enables you to get rid of small stains such as wine, coffee, food and even marker pens without having to wash with soap or detergent. *Please see last image for more information.
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Uccello Chair Soft
The Uccello is a collection of seating which combines the rational, clean design of the shell with a wide selection of frames and finishes, to guarantee the best adaptability in contract projects and domestic settings.
The Uccello Soft chair offers upholstered styles in fabric or faux leather with steel tube frame Ø14 mm chromed options. Stackable! Matching stools also available.Add to Quote CartQuick View -
Nola Tables
The Nola Table with four legs is made of steel tube & powder coated to ensure the greatest strength and durability. Light and easy to be handled it can be combined with tops of different sizes and finishes. Suitable for outdoor use.
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Dritto Table
The Dritto table reveals the rigorous lines and the natural warmth of the solid ash wood legs matched with an ultra-thin solid laminate top, supported by an an extruded aluminum frame. Perfect for dining, conference & more!
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