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Lazada
Designed by Sebastian Herkner
Named after the inventor Margarete Steiff from Germany who invented the Teddy bear. The designer wanted to design a cozy armchair and character by playing with softness and proportions. This armchair is a cozy hub. The refine metal base highlights a soft upholstery with its smooth shapes and an iconic and unique upholstered back leg which connects to the armrest.
Finishes:
Base in metal painted dark grey, upholstery in a selection of fabrics or leather
Dimensions:
W700 x D820 x H790 mm
$380.00
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