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Elanta Dining Armchair

Dining armchair by Patrick Norguet with a solid ash frame and piped, curved armrests.

Approx. $3,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Solid ashPolyurethane foamPolyester padding

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Description

Overview

The Elanta Dining Armchair is a Patrick Norguet design for Roche Bobois. It has the same soft lines as the Elanta dining table, with curved armrests and backrest picked out by piping, tone-on-tone or contrasting. Two onyx-finish rings add a touch of sophistication, and the seat is generous.

Construction

Solid ash, stained, forms the structure; several stains can be chosen. The seat and back are upholstered over HR 40 and HR 35 polyurethane foam, with polyester padding of 100 g/m². The armrest details are in black chrome. Manufacture takes place in Europe, and the armchair is FSC Mix certified.

Configuration

The price applies to the armchair with a Nero seat, an ash base stained Alezan, and black chrome metal supports.

Specifications

  • Structure: stained solid ash
  • Upholstery: HR foam and polyester padding

Story

Soft lines shared with the Elanta table

The Elanta dining armchair carries over the soft lines of the Elanta dining table. Piping, tone-on-tone or contrasting, runs along the arm and back curves.

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