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Swivelling armchair, with seat in curved plywood or upholstered. Chromed metal base, bright or lacquered (white or black). Dimensions: L63 x 61 x h42/84cm Delivery time: 14 – 16 weeks Variations: BASE: Chromed metal base, bright or lacquered in black or whiteSHELL: Oak tinted cherry, grey, brown, mahogany, black, walnut, wengeOak open pore lacquered red […]

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November 21st, 2008

Swivelling armchair, with seat in curved plywood or upholstered. Chromed metal base, bright or lacquered (white or black).

Dimensions: L63 x 61 x h42/84cm

Delivery time: 14 – 16 weeks

Variations: BASE: Chromed metal base, bright or lacquered in black or white
SHELL: Oak tinted cherry, grey, brown, mahogany, black, walnut, wenge
Oak open pore lacquered red orange, traffic white, sapphire blue, daffodil yellow, quartz grey, mahogany brown, signal red, bottle green, yellow green.
Oak mat lacquered black, white, cream
Upholstered in Kvadrat divina 2 or padded with soft leather

Manufacturer: Emmemobili, www.emmemobili.it

Designer: Matteo Thun

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