Description
French-designed armchair in oak and natural fabric this comfortable armchair recalls the Art Deco influence of its designer Emmanuelle Simon with its rounded and angular curves. The comfortable fabric combined with solid light oak brings softness and comfort to your home.
This armchair fits perfectly into a living room, bedroom, or office. It is available in a wide range of fabrics.
About of Emmanuelle Simon
Emmanuelle Simon is a young french-israeli architect and designer, with a heightened sense of refinement, keen eye for details and passion for craftsmanship.
She is inspired by Art Deco style and wabi-sari philosophy and loves to expose the raw beauty of materials. The designer uses space and light to mold volumes and highlight textures.
Technical details :
Materials : Solid brushed oak base. Fabric Karakorum by Dedar, Opio by Pierre Frey, or Louison by Pierre Frey.
Dimensions : inch : H 28.7 W 39 D 34.3 SH 15.7 - cm : H 73 W 99 D 87 SH 40.
Product made in France.
Design by : Emmanuelle Simon
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Lead time : 18 - 20 weeks
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