Pace

The Pace chair is a new addition to the Orangebox portfolio of upholstered chairs, for either meeting work or reception areas.

November 17th, 2010

The design of Pace allows it to be specified in a single or two-tone leather/fabric with the inner and outer shell upholstered separately.

The Pace chair comes on an elegant and refined 4-star polished aluminium base, with matching meeting & occasional tables available.

Orangebox is renowned to have the environment in mind when designing their products. The Pace comprising of 24% recycled & 47% recyclable content.

Manufactured by Ensson in Adelaide, Orangebox products, such as the Pace chair have a 4 – 6 week lead-time and are distributed nationally through:

NSW Arredorama (61 2) 9552 3022 arredorama.com.au

Innerspace (61 2) 9660 4411 innerspacensw.com.au

VIC Innerspace (61 3) 9639 9955 innerspacevic.com.au

Form + Function (61) 438 378 335 form-function.com.au

QLD Innerspace (61 7) 3252 1461 innerspace.net.au

WA Innerspace (61 8) 9322 6664 innerspacewa.com.au

ACT Designcraft (61 2) 6290 4900 designcraft.net.au

SA Innerspace (61 8) 8223 7373 innerspacesa.com.au

Jane Millington
0438 698 655
jane@ensson.com.au

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