Name: Traffic Armchair
SKU: 44581
Price: 69170.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

Traffic Armchair

The technique of shaping iron with a hammer and anvil has been around for hundreds of years, creating an infinite number of everyday objects and decorative artefacts. Ronan and Erwin Bouroullec explore many variations of this technique in creating an advanced collection using iron structures and an array of different materials.

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The Traffic collection, developed by Konstantin Grcic, focuses on soft, geometrical volumes, available in various fabric choices or leather. This collection is available in many different forms, such as an armchair, a two or three-seater sofa, two different bench forms, an island and a chaise longue.

Material: Frame in steel rod, painted in polyester powder or cataphoretically-treated. Back and seat cushions are in expanded polyurethane with removable cover in fabric or leather; tablet in acrylic stone also available.

Finishes: Premium grade leather or various fabric choices.

Dimensions: 82cm x 80cm x 72cm H

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