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Lazada
Designed by Frank Chou
The Film chair strikes an interesting silhouette between minimalistic and surprising. It features straight lines, emphasizing geometric structure and symmetry, creating an orderly and harmonious visual effect and presenting a sharp and clear aesthetic. The seat is lightly padded, creating a combination of suppleness and strength.
Finishes:
Structure upholstered in fabric or leather
Dimensions:
W655 x D585 x H795 mm SH460 mm
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