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Everett Outdoor Armchair
Everett Outdoor armchair by Antonio Citterio, 2026: woven cord around a steel structure.
680 × 740 × 810 mm
2026
Official product information
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Overview
Everett Outdoor is an armchair by Antonio Citterio, from 2026. The seating system keeps its precise, recognizable graphic language in the outdoor version, and the single seat cushion is generously padded with softly beveled edges.
Construction
The seat is Okoume wood topped with variable density polyurethane foam, wrapped in water-repellent laminated fabric. A stainless steel backrest painted black carries the cord, which is polypropylene or matt polypropylene, and the base is a stainless-steel structure ending in thermoplastic tips. A polyester fiber backrest cushion completes it, and the upholstery can be removed.
Specifications
- 68 x 81 x 74 cm (code 02F6C1)
- Cord colors: 10 in total
- Piping: grosgrain, in any color on the sample board
Story
Cord around the backrest
The woven polypropylene cord is the distinctive feature of Everett Outdoor, wrapping the steel structure and available in an array of colors. It comes woven in six colors and matt in four.
One padded seat cushion
Padding on the lone seat cushion is generous and its edges are softly beveled; it rests on an Okoume wood seat with variable density polyurethane foam.
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