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Ottavia Outdoor Armchair
Antonio Citterio's 2022 Ottavia Outdoor armchair: 316 stainless steel frame, hand-woven cord.
570 × 680 × 690 mm
2022
Official product information
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Overview
Antonio Citterio designed the Ottavia armchair in 2022. A sleek metal structure and light yet sturdy woven cord define its personality, along with scaled-down proportions and a discreet, minimalist look.
Construction
Stainless steel of grade 316 forms the structure, finished either in epoxy powder-coat or in embossed lacquer. The cord, entirely hand-woven, can be matt polypropylene, standard polypropylene, or pvc extruded around a nylon core. Thermoplastic material tips sit under the feet.
Specifications
- 57 x 69 x 68 cm (code 02A0C1)
- Frame finishes: 13
- Cord colors: 16
Story
Metal and cord
The personality of the Ottavia seating elements comes from the combination of a sleek metal structure and a light yet sturdy woven cord. Many elegant pairings can be made between the finish colors of the epoxy powder-coated stainless steel and those of the entirely hand-woven cord.
Scaled-down and discreet
Scaled-down proportions and a discreet, minimalist look distinguish the Ottavia armchair, a versatile seating option that can dress up patios and gardens with elegance and flair.
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