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Oasis Outdoor Armchair
Antonio Citterio's 2024 Oasis Outdoor armchair: tubular steel base, hand-woven cord backrest.
650 × 900 × 870 mm
2024
Official product information
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Overview
Antonio Citterio designed the Oasis Outdoor armchair in 2024. It belongs to the small armchairs that share the aesthetic motif of the Oasis seating system, a woven mesh pattern set against a sinuous metal structure.
Construction
The base is epoxy powder-coated tubular stainless steel, and the backrest is entirely hand-woven polypropylene cord. A compact laminated panel supports the seat, the seat cushion is polyurethane foam and polyester fiber, and the backrest cushion has a polyester fiber fill and water-repellent upholstery. Adjustable feet in thermoplastic material support the frame.
Specifications
- 65 x 87 x 90 cm (code 02C7C1)
- Frame finishes: 13
- Cord colors: 10
Story
Woven mesh and metal
The originality of the Oasis armchair lies in an epoxy powder-coated tubular metal base paired with an entirely hand-woven cord backrest. The delicate woven mesh pattern and the sinuous metal structure give the design elegance and lightness.
An outdoor family
The armchair is one of the small Oasis seats that echo the motif of the seating system. The armchair is made for outdoor spaces, in various finishes.
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