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Designed by Jorge Pensi
The Altea collection from Inclass by synonymous designer, Jorge Pensi, in the fields of contract seating, consists of comfortable chairs, with two backrest heights, that can be combined with different bases and structures to allow a broad range of use. Its formal identity stands out for its smooth embracing curves and pure lines, away from obtrusive and ephemeral forms, created with the aim of standing the test of time. The extensive range of this collection, lends itself for use in office spaces, reception areas, hotels, restaurants and it is also suitable for residential use.
Finishes:
Height adjustable and swivel, base in polished aluminium, upholstery in a selection of fabrics or leather
Dimensions:
W700 x D700 x H1185-1215 mm
Note:
Minimum order of 6 pcs
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The Altea collection from Inclass by synonymous designer, Jorge Pensi, in the fields of contract seating, consists of comfortable chairs, with two backrest heights, that can be combined with different bases and structures to allow a broad range of use. Its formal identity stands out for its smooth embracing curves and pure lines, away from […]
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