Sebel introduce their new range of solid plantation timber chairs and stools.
November 28th, 2008
Sebel have designed a range of solid timber chairs and stools utilising eco friendly plantations of European Beech, American White Oak, Victorian Ash and Teak. Timber has a strong character as well as being a flexible and resilient hardwood.
Featuring classic pieces reminiscent of vintage dining and misty nightclub style, as well as cutting edge designs with remarkable modern appeal.
Sebel’s range of steam bent timber chairs features the Faith collection that is stackable and has a wide stance that sets it apart from the crowd and the Alessia range that is also stackable and available in a range of upholstered options.
FAITH SC & STOOL
ALESSIA RANGE
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