The geometric design, a feature of the Formula 60 X, expresses the designer’s philosophies of refined elegance and simple frame design.
March 2nd, 2011
This modern swivel chair features a pedestal X base and is finished in Bright Chrome finish as standard.
Designed and manufactured in Italy, the Formula range also features 2 models with a sled style frame in either 600mm or 1200mm widths.
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