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Designed by R & D Varaschin
This outdoor rocking armchair is ideal to decorate gardens, terraces or outdoor veranda. It is the right choice for those who want to relax or to dine in the open air in an original way.
Finishes:
Structure in aluminium powder coated white with back in var#tex rope with seat in mesh in var#tex white or structure in silk grey with back in perla rope with seat in textyline mesh in perla or structure in grey with back in grey brown rope with seat in textyline mesh in grey brown, runners in iroko, optional seat cushion available in a selection of outdoor fabrics
Dimensions:
W680 x D870 x H800 mm SH410 mm
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