Description
"Capa Lounge chair" is a reinterpretation of the traditional lino silla capa. The shape suggests that a screen has been placed carelessly on the chair. The chair cape is made of off-white linen.
Comes with a solid Tauari made with a natural oil-based structure. Approved and covered in 100% natural leather, stainless steel seat attachment.
A QUIET, NATURAL LIFE DESIGNED IN BRAZIL.
The Brazilian furniture, lighting and accessories design brand Guilherme calls us to silence, through the contemplation of the rooms we pass through, manifesting spontaneous well-being. He seeks to make life humble, harmonious and sensory. Wentz expresses the unique character of Brazil through his lines, highlighting local materials and technologies.
Technical details :
Dimensions : L : 80 cm C : 80 cm A : 60 cm
Weight : Chair 12,9 kg Cape 1,5 kg
Color : Off White
Materials : stainless steel, leather, tauari, linen
Design by : Guilherme WENTZ
Lead time : 4 weeks
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