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Lauren Outdoor Armchair
Lauren Outdoor by Antonio Citterio, 2024: a folding armchair in solid iroko with a canvas seat.
630 × 760 × 640 mm
2024
Official product information
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Overview
Lauren Outdoor is a folding armchair designed by Antonio Citterio and dated 2024 by Flexform. The brand calls it lightweight and elegant, with a nomadic spirit, and says it can travel from garden to terrace and from patio to poolside.
Construction
The structure is solid iroko, hand-turned and finished. The armrests are stainless steel, the backrest is woven polypropylene cord, and the seat is a removable water-repellent, stain-proof canvas. Die-cast zama makes the feet, which stand on thermoplastic tips.
Specifications
- 63 x 64 x 76 cm (code 02C3C1)
- Iroko finishes: 4
- Backrest cord colors: 4
Story
Scaled-down folding armchair
Flexform describes Lauren Outdoor as a folding chair with scaled-down proportions and a convenient folding mechanism, which it calls an extremely versatile open-air accessory. The textural warmth of wood meets the sophistication of woven cord.
Weather and wear
The brand names solid iroko, stainless steel for the armrests, cord for the backrest and sturdy canvas for the seat as the components behind the chair's resistance to weather and wear over time.
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