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Thomas Outdoor Armchair
Antonio Citterio's Thomas Outdoor armchair: solid iroko base and semi-circular wood backrest.
690 × 660 × 640 mm
2000
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Overview
The Thomas Outdoor armchair is the outdoor version of Antonio Citterio's Thomas armchair of 2000. A seat cushion sits on a wooden base, and a semi-circular backrest in solid wood completes the shape.
Construction
The structure is solid iroko wood in four finishes. Polyurethane foam over marine plywood forms the seat, under a protective laminated fabric with removable upholstery. Burnished or matt titanium 710 finishes are applied to the die-cast zama feet.
Specifications
- 69 x 64 x 66 cm (code 011NA1)
- Wood finishes: 4
- Seat: marine plywood and polyurethane foam
Story
From indoor best-seller to outdoor
The Thomas armchair is the best-seller of the indoor collection, and its elegance and versatility are now brought outdoors. The seat cushion is padded in polyurethane foam and rests on a wooden base.
Solid wood in several tones
The structure and the streamlined, functional semi-circular backrest are made of prized solid wood in an array of elegant tones. The armchair can play a starring role on a porch or patio, or be matched with the new outdoor seating systems.
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