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Take a Line For a Walk Chaise Longue

Take a Line For a Walk chaise longue by Alfredo Häberli with steel frame and leather footrest inlay

Year

2016

Materials
Cold-injected polyurethane foamSteelLeather
Finishes
Powder-coated steel baseLeather footrest inlay
Colors
Oxido Red RAL 3009Anthracite RAL 7016Black RAL 9005

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Description

Chaise longue 036

The 2016 Take a Line For a Walk chaise longue is Alfredo Häberli's reclining configuration for Moroso, identified by code 036.

Upholstered body and base

An internal steel frame is encased in cold-injected polyurethane foam. The elongated upholstered form rests on a powder-coated steel support, leaving an open profile beneath it. Its footrest incorporates a leather inlay coordinated with the chosen covering, which is permanently attached.

Base colours

The technical sheet assigns three specified powder-coated colours to the steel base.

Story

An extended reclining profile

The 2016 chaise longue stretches Take a Line For a Walk into a continuous reclining seat and footrest. Its high curved back wraps around the sitter while the steel base traces an open support beneath the upholstered body.

Coordinated footrest detail

A leather inlay marks the footrest and matches the selected upholstery. Moroso pairs the fixed cover with a powder-coated steel base offered in three specified colours.

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