New from Studio Hannes Wettstein, the Patio Collection rejuvenates the classical rattan chair of the past with an able and balanced mix of technology, craft and tradition.
October 11th, 2010
Launched at this year’s Milan Fair, the collection is produced by Italian manufacturer Accademia to include a side chair, armchair, low lounge, barstool and table.
Available in a stained or lacquered Walnut or Ashwood timber frame with the option of leather upholstered or hand woven rope seat.
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