Bahamas Sofa Chair

Sofa chair, hand woven in 10mm Petan with brushed effect.

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The warm, exotic tones of the Bahamas range will bring your outdoor surroundings a subtropical tinge to the summer days while ensuring premium comfort and flexibility. Its unique handwoven Petan® wicker is beautifully balanced with recycled Teak FSC® and Olefin premium cushions offering a feeling almost like home away from home. Ethically and environmentally made, the Bahamas sofa chair will give that extra relaxation needed after a long day.

Combined with premium Olefin cushions and legs in recycled Teak FSC®.
Frames made of rust-free aluminium.

1 x Bahamas sofa chair 88 x 112x 70 (cm)

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