COMAX Australia: Lola Chair
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COMAX Australia, the Brisbane-based furniture manufacturer and design company, launches their latest selection of seating products, including the Lola Chair family.
The Lola chair, recently launched at Saturday in Design, is a range of occasional seating by COMAX Australia is suitable for commercial, hospitality and residential use.
COMAX Australia, founded 18 years ago in response to demand for high-end commercial and residential furniture, supplies 100% Australian-made furniture to the design community. The diverse range of standard collections can be customized, and specialised, and one-off manufacturing is also available.
Developed by COMAX Australia founder, Susan Denham, The Lola is available in a number of styles including The Lola (large tub chair), The Lola Sister (dining chair), The Lola Brother (high back chair) and The Lola 2-Seater. Inspired by Milan Fashion Week, the Lola collection alludes to 1920s elegance with a contemporary twist.
As with all COMAX Australia furniture ranges, The Lola can be customized and upholstered in either fabric or leather. The desirable manufacturing lead-time of 6-8 weeks and competitive quotes enable individual specifications to be completed with the utmost efficiently.
Visit the COMAX showroom and website for more information.
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