Traditional armchair Parisfabricrattanwicker
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Characteristics
- Style
- traditional
- Seat material
- fabric
- Frame material
- rattan, wicker
- Options
- with removable cushion, high-back, with headrest
- Color
- customizable color
- Designer
- by Arne Jacobsen
- Location
- garden
- Base type
- 4-legged
- Base material
- wooden base
- Armrest
- with armrests
- Motif
- plain
- Seat height
34 cm
(13.4 in)- Total height
83 cm
(32.7 in)- Total width
68 cm
(26.8 in)- Total depth
105 cm
(41.3 in)
Description
Paris is an iconic lounge chair designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1929. Paris was the first chair designed by the famous Arne Jacobsen, even before he graduated as an architect. The iconic lounge chair is revolutionary for the history of wicker furniture. The lounge chair is part of Sika-Design's exclusive ICONS collection which represents design furniture designed by renowned designers and architects.
Paris is handmade in sustainable Indonesian rattan by skilled wicker makers. Sika-Design uses carefully selected rattan for furniture production to ensure the highest quality. Rattan is often compared to bamboo, but unlike bamboo which is hollow, rattan is a solid material.
Rattan is a remarkably strong and indestructible material, and therefore you get a unique piece of design furniture that can last for generations.
Hauteur des accoudoirs : 52 cm | 20,5 pouces *
Poids : 5 kg | 11,1 livres *
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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.