Description
The Pia chair is a balanced, graphic, and robust piece which offers a warm and comfortable seating choice for any living room. This sensual dining chair reveals gentle curves and innovative geometry.
You will be able to choose from two types of fabrics : Elgin range and Otero range from Delcourt Textiles Collection.
Christophe Delcourt is a French designer which philosophy consist of mastering the know-how and cherish the freedom of drawing and giving importance to materials through the creation of the Atelier, as a dedicated tool. All this leading in a singular, discrete and exigeant high-end design collection.
Technical details :
Dimensions : 52 x 58 x h80 cm / COM: 4 ml
seat height 47 cm
seat depth 45 cm.
Materials & finishes : Without fabric : DC textile range / Elgin fabric : Elgin range / Otero fabric : Otero range.
Product made in : France
Design by : Christophe Delcourt
Lead time : 10 weeks
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