Perfect for residential, corporate and commercial scenes, the Chic is capable of commanding attention without raising its voice.
September 22nd, 2010
The Lola Chic is the most recent member of the Lola family. It came about when Comax clients asked for a more ’lax’ dining-style chair that still had some formal elements to it.
The Chic has a moulded ply shell and traditionally sits on solid timber legs. This of course can be finished to the client’s requirements. The Chic comes standard with buttoning, but this can be customised to the client’s needs.
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