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Designed by Christophe Delcourt
Finishes:
Base in solid walnut or stained oak, upholstery in fabrics or leather
Dimensions:
W560 x D536 x H811 mm SH450 mm
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Designer Christophe created a classically designed dining chair with a modern appeal to last for generations. The wood frame with the clean silhouette and the three-legged structure add a sense of formality and etiquette to the chair. Meg armchair resonates with a sense of modernism and tradition.
NAGA is stylish, functional, fully lacquered ? except for its supporting structure ? and it displays a distinctive and refined personality that brings timeless modernity to any room.
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