Edo Chair
The Edo chair collection is a tribute to traditional craftsmanship. Created in solid ash wood, the structure is designed as a frame to which different fabric or leather seat solutions can be attached, making it versatile and suitable for different environments.
With a sleek design inspired by Japanese aesthetics – the chair is named after ancient Tokyo – the chair is composed of circular legs with a tapered profile, while the back in contact with the body has an elliptical cross-section that is more pleasant to the touch, a detail with a distinctly understated design.
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Fabric ,Leather ,Wood |
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Italy |
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The Edo chair collection is a tribute to traditional craftsmanship. Created in solid ash wood, the structure is designed as a frame to which different fabric or leather seat solutions can be attached, making it versatile and suitable for different environments.
With a sleek design inspired by Japanese aesthetics – the chair is named after ancient Tokyo – the chair is composed of circular legs with a tapered profile, while the back in contact with the body has an elliptical cross-section that is more pleasant to the touch, a detail with a distinctly understated design.
Delivery
- Your orders in the online stock will be delivered within 5 business days at the latest in Istanbul.
- The delivery time of customizable products varies according to product specifications.
Cargo
100% Original
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The brands have been selected for the high quality and standardized control of their production.
Guarantee
The quality of our products is at the top of their category and the way we stock and ship them is done in a way that guarantees the safety of the products.
Manufacturers provide a guarantee depending on the type of product. The service is provided directly by the manufacturer brands.
