Oslo Chair

€27,50

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Frame material: Beech wood and reinforced steel
Seat material: Polypropylene
Total dimension: 50 cm x 52 cm x 82 cm
Total width: 50 cm
Total height: 82 cm
Total Depth: 52 cm

The Oslo Chair is a high-quality replica at an irresistible price of the famous Tower Chair, designed in 1950 by Charles & Ray Tower, and one of the best-selling chairs in history.

This spontaneous concept has made this chair a classic in interior design.

Its modern yet simple structure makes it stand out in any furniture set. In addition, its materials and colors provide a touch of freshness capable of brightening up any room.

The seat and backrest are a single piece of polypropylene, shaped into a curve, but not too sinuous. It can be presented in different colors to adapt to the environment, but without presenting distractions.

The legs are made of beech wood, cylindrical and independent, but joined by means of a metal frame composed of black rods. This element is the signature of the model and makes it very robust without adding weight to the whole.

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The Oslo Chair is a high-quality replica at an irresistible price of the famous Tower Chair, designed in 1950 by Charles & Ray Tower, and one of the best-selling chairs in history.

This spontaneous concept has made this chair a classic in interior design.

Its modern yet simple structure makes it stand out in any furniture set. In addition, its materials and colors provide a touch of freshness capable of brightening up any room.

The seat and backrest are a single piece of polypropylene, shaped into a curve, but not too sinuous. It can be presented in different colors to adapt to the environment, but without presenting distractions.

The legs are made of beech wood, cylindrical and independent, but joined by means of a metal frame composed of black rods. This element is the signature of the model and makes it very robust without adding weight to the whole.