Husk Outdoor

The new Husk outdoor by Patricia Urquiola, recently launched at Maison objet features a hard shell made of Hirek® and a seat of soft quilted cushions.

January 24th, 2012

Tags: Space, Space Furniture

The moulded shell in white is complimented with a fixed base available in painted shades of white, black, orange, acid green and sky blue.

The seat cushion comes in two versions offering different levels of comfort while the durbale outdoor fabric is also available in: white, beige, orange, acid green and sky blue.

Further complimenting the collection is the small round husk table, perfectly versatile and available in the same five painted colour shades as the armchair.

Dimensions
Armchair 80cm W x 76cm D x 92cm H, 44cm
Seat height

Table 45cm h dia x 48.5cm h

Space Furniture
Sydney 84 O’Riordan Street, Alexandria, NSW 2015 t 02 8339 7588
sydneycontract@spacefurniture.com.au

Melbourne 629 Church Street, Richmond VIC 3121 t 03 9426 3000
melbournecontract@spacefurniture.com.au

Brisbane 10 James Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 t 07 3253 6000
brisbanecontract@spacefurniture.com.au

www.spacefurniture.com.au

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