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  • Nano-laminated MDF tabletop. Extension leaves with veneered and beveled edges. Solid wood frame and legs. Metal hardware.
  • “Tubular chairs are often constructed at fixed angles,” Anderssen notes. “We wanted a freer form of expression and explored the idea of ​​bent tubing combined with bent plywood.” Perfect for both residential and commercial spaces, the Pavilion chair is also available without armrests.
  • "We wanted a freer form of expression and explored the idea of ​​bent tubes combined with bent plywood." Perfect for residential and commercial spaces, the Pavilion chair is also available without armrests.
  • Solid walnut or oak treated with oils, brass legs.
  • Molded polycarbonate and brass.
    Light source (included) 3-watt G4 Max LED bulb Color temperature: 2800K Light output: 225 lumens CRI: > 80 Charging time: 8 hours - Micro USB charging cable included Touch dimmer on the base
  • Lacquered MDF with oil-treated oak.
  • The casing is made of molded polypropylene. The legs are made of Ø16 steel tubing, powder-coated or brass.
  • Estructura de roble o nogal lacado, carcasa de asiento de polipropileno moldeado, protectores de fieltro instalados de serie.
  • Designed by Jaime Hayon for &Tradition, the Elefy dining chair takes its name and inspiration from the rounded curves of an elephant.
    This chair is defined by a soft, inviting seat shell attached to a swivel base in polished or epoxy-coated aluminum. Thanks to its comfortable seat, it's perfect for sitting for extended periods while dining or working. Available in various colors.
  • Lacquered steel and matching fabric cord.
  • Named after the "Flower Power" trend of the 1960s, the FlowerPot pendant lamp was designed in 1969 by Verner Panton. While it evokes a bygone era, it remains undeniably modern. Ideal for placing next to an armchair or sofa, or for hanging in a group in the dining room, the light is available in a variety of contemporary colors and blends seamlessly with different decorating styles. It is available in both matte and metallic finishes.
  • Named after the "Flower Power" trend of the 1960s, the FlowerPot pendant lamp was designed in 1969 by Verner Panton. While it evokes a bygone era, it remains undeniably modern. Ideal for placing next to an armchair or sofa, or for hanging in a group in the dining room, the light is available in a variety of contemporary colors and blends seamlessly with different decorating styles. It is available in both matte and metallic finishes.
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