Caravel by Kokuyo

The simple, elegant and stylish Caravel stackable chair is specially designed to suit a variety of different environments.

BY ramith

September 23rd, 2013

The Caravel chair has been conceived with comfort in mind. The three-dimensional back design offers excellent lumbar back support, while the back and seat in mesh finish helps to disperse unwanted heat.

Caravel

Weighing a mere 4.1kg, Caravel is also easy to configure and manage – simply click the chairs together to link them up, or lift them up slowly to unlink them.

Caravel

Caravel can be stacked away when not in use, and transported easily with a dolly. The chairs are available in the elegant and neutral colours of black and white.

Caravel

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