Description
Carved from timeless, premium teak, the Cabo Chair is a quiet tribute to outdoor elegance.
A modern echo of the iconic Adirondack, it invites stillness and ease beneath open skies.
Whether with arms or without, it shapes a serene corner where light lingers and silence rests.
James Perse was born in Los Angeles in 1972. He grew up between the beach, the ice rink, and his father’s cutting-edge boutique, Maxfield, located in the same city. While Maxfield was helping to establish Los Angeles as a fashion capital, James was immersed from an early age in a world shaped by contemporary design, European and Asian influences, modern furniture, and a clean, minimalist aesthetic.
In 2003, he opened his first store—conceived as a space that would fully embody the brand’s world and values. In 2007, James Perse launched his e-commerce site, extending his reach to a broader global audience.
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Limited Edition
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Origin : Los Angeles
Design by : James Perse
Lead time : weeks
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