Aruba Sofa Chair (2 Pack)

Hand woven in 8mm double crescent Petan combined with cushion in polyester.

£279.00

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Environmentally friendly, handwoven pieces and comfy cushions make the Aruba sofa chair ideal when looking for functionality, and elegance in your outdoor or semi-outdoor spaces. The Aruba family is made from double crescent Petan® that is both durable and 100% recyclable. Make it your own with this sofa chair as it is a perfect addition to any of the Aruba tables no matter the height, opening a door to creativity and flexibility with your outdoor space.

Can be mixed with tables in Petan.

2 x Aruba sofa chairs 80 x 80 x 82 (cm)

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