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Designed by EP Studio
The Marlen project is born in the name of comfort, ergonomics and resistance , the new Trabà chair designed by EP Studio. You can see a Fifties flavor in the curvature of the backrest – generously padded like the seat – and in the 4-legged structure in light and dynamic metal rod, which becomes more prosperous and retro in the solid ash version. Brass or brushed copper enrich the vintage color palette with which to play to obtain the perfect seat, in a residential project as well as for tailor-made contracts.
Finishes:
Structure in metal lacquered in a selection of colours or plated brush or shiny copper, brass or champagne gold, upholstery in a selection of fabrics or leather
Dimensions:
W570 x D570 x H680 mm SH420 mm
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The Marlen project is born in the name of comfort, ergonomics and resistance , the new Trabà chair designed by EP Studio. You can see a Fifties flavor in the curvature of the backrest – generously padded like the seat – and in the 4-legged structure in light and dynamic metal rod, which becomes more […]
The Marlen project is born in the name of comfort, ergonomics and resistance , the new Trabà chair designed by EP Studio. You can see a Fifties flavor in the curvature of the backrest – generously padded like the seat which becomes more prosperous and retro in the solid ash version.
$1,940.00
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