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GLOSS CHAIRS

GLOSS CHAIRS

Regular price 189,00 €
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Free delivery estimated: 23 Sep - 30 Sep
Easy returns: 14 days to change your mind
2-year warranty: On manufacturing defects

Description

The Gloss chairs combine a modern and lightweight design with elegant and refined-looking materials. The transparent polycarbonate seat and backrest create an airy and luminous visual effect, while the distinctive shaping of the shell adds character to the chair without weighing down its appearance.

The frame is made of chrome-plated metal, with tubular elements forming a continuous and harmonious line. The structure supports the seat and backrest while also creating the armrests, providing comfortable support and helping define the chair’s distinctive profile.

The combination of transparent polycarbonate and the polished finish of the chrome-plated metal makes Gloss a furnishing piece that reflects light and blends easily into contemporary, modern, or minimalist interiors.

Its essential yet sophisticated design makes it ideal for kitchens, dining rooms, and living rooms, as well as professional and contract spaces. The Gloss chair can also be paired with the Gloss XL stools, creating an elegant and harmonious combination between the dining area and kitchen island or snack counter.

A solution with strong aesthetic appeal, designed for those seeking a balance between transparency, visual lightness, and refined chrome details.

**The polycarbonate product may present slight unavoidable surface marks, visible at close range, resulting from the manufacturing process. These should not be considered defects.

Dimensions: 52W x 55D x 82.5H cm

Seat height: 45.5 cm

Weight: 5.9 kg

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