The Chia chair from Krost brings personality and colour to the office.
December 20th, 2011
Designed by:
Krost Business Furniture
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Dimensions:
W: 700mm
H: 820mm
D: 650mm
Krost Business Furniture
krost.com.au
T: 02 9557 3055
E: sales@krost.com.au
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