2025 Azul Armchair
2025
The Azul outdoor chair is a re-edition of the original design by architect Lina Bo Bardi, created for the Casa de Vidro in São Paulo, Brazil. The chair features a stainless steel frame with a highly durable outdoor finish, offering strong resistance to corrosion and UV exposure in demanding environments. The frame is available in avorio (white), grafite (dark grey), or a choice of more than 60 colours, allowing the outdoor chair to be specified for a wide range of settings. Seat cushions are available in a variety of colours and fabrics and rest freely on the structure without visible fastenings.
Paola Lenti Azul Armchair 2025
Dimensions : W600 x H800 x D880 mm.
About Paola Lenti
Paola Lenti’s products are based on a balance of past and present, exterior and interior, tradition and technology. The shapes are kept deliberately simple, the sophistication comes from the colours.
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