Name: Audo Copenhagen Tearoom Lounge Chair in Beige
Brand: Audo Copenhagen
SKU: MEN2250776
Price: 2272.5 USD
Availability: InStock

Audo Copenhagen Tearoom Lounge Chair in Beige - MEN2250776

By Audo Copenhagen

$2,272.50

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MEN2250776

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Audo Copenhagen

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A study in minimalistic luxury, the Tearoom Lounge Chair by Audo Copenhagen was inspired by the 1904 Willow Chair which sparked Scottish designer Nick Ross’s imagination. With a low, wide seat and a gently curved backrest, this lounge chair rests in between being a sculpturally beautiful piece and a functional staple that complements a variety of spaces. Embracing a timeless sense of style, this elegant piece meets the designer’s aim to create pieces that stand the test of time, adding a luxurious touch to your home. Finish: Beige.

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Chairs

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