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Pedrali launches the Intrigo chair

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Pedrali launches the Intrigo chair

The Intrigo chair by designers Marco Pocci and Claudio Dondoli is now available at Pedrali.

Intrigo is an elegant seat that easily fits easily into different spaces. A combination of lines twist harmoniously to create a minimal silhouette, which intersect at each touch point.

The efficient die-casting aluminium technology guarantees solidity, and provides different sections for back, armrests and legs. The chair is available in white, beige, orange, red, brown, sage green, forest green, anthracite grey and black.

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