Nassau 50cm Round Coffee Set- Peony Pink Social Plastic®

Chair bucket made of recycled and recyclable Social Plastic®.
Social Plastic® is a unique recycled plastic material, sustainably and ethically sourced. The plastic is collected by local collectors who exchange plastic waste for premiums to help them provide basic family necessities.

Accessory table made of punched aluminium sheet.
Both combined with Eucalyptus wooden legs -2 step coating-.

Look out for the Social Plastic® logo!

£279.00

95 in stock

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A fresh and urban design that will revive your outdoor space, the Nassau Round Coffee set includes chairs made of recycled and maintenance free Peony Pink Social Plastic® and an aluminium accessory table, both combined with FSC Eucalyptus that adds a warm and natural touch. This set is ideal for both indoor and outdoor settings, creating a colourful experience – and is available in Ecru White, Sage Green, Mint Green and Honey Yellow colour options.

2 x Nassau chair 54 x 55 x 80 (cm)
1 x Nassau side table 56 x 56 x 53 (cm)

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