Kabà Armchair
2016 Kabà Armchair
Elia Nedkov 2016
The Kabà armchair has a visible structure made of a thin steel profile matt or gloss varnished. The seat and back cushions are fixed to the structure with lengths of heartwood. The cushions upholstery cover is removable and available in a selection of signature outdoor fabrics in the collection. The Kabà series also includes a two-seater sofa.
Paola Lenti Kabà Armchair : Elia Nedkov 2016
Dimensions : 950W x 810D x 410SH / 800H mm.
Options : Structure: matt or gloss varnished in Mano Lucida wood sample collection colours. Removable upholstery: Rope T, Brio, Thea or Wara fabric.
Material : Structure: AISI 304 steel rods, seat area of micro perforated AISI 304 steel plate, plastic spacers. Removable seat, back and armrest cushions: polyester fibre, insert in stress resistant polyurethane, fixed cover in waterproofed polyester.
Elia Nedkov
Elia Nedkov is an architect, art director and designer who was born in Bulgaria in 1971. He studied fashion in Vienna and architecture in Graz, Austria, then founded his architecture, design and graphics studio in Graz in 1998. In 2004 he moved his studio to Milan, where he collaborated with Paola Lenti. His personal approach is based on sensibility and simplicity.
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