Seventy Six Chair
Seventy Six Chair
The Seventy Six Chair is complement to the Seventy Five Chair by Jonas Ihreborn.
A side chair with metal frame and plywood seat. Cold cure foam and polyester padding.
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| Designer | Jonas Ihreborn |
| Colours | Various fabrics available |
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