Designed by Cazzaniga, Mandelli & Pagliarulo
Malmo Relax is an lounge chair with a large, cozy shell. Its high back supports the shoulders providing a perfect relaxation. The tapered ash wood and the sinuous and natural lines of the arms, with its pleasant touching, promise comfort for quite moments.
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The Malmo chair was born from an imaginary journey along the sides of a Scandinavian lake. It recalls the experience of a come back home with the cosiness of wood warming up the environment.
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The Malmo lounge chair was born from an imaginary journey along the sides of a Scandinavian lake. It recalls the experience of a come back home with the cosiness of wood warming up the environment.
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