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THEBAN

Presented: Salone del Mobile 2012, Milan | Year of design: 1925 | Design: Ferdinand Kramer

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Designed in 1925, the iconic daybed THEBAN is an excellent example of simplicity and grandeur in design. The reduced form features Ferdinand Kramer's® enduring and subtle aesthetic. Inspired by Egypt and hence the name, Theban is a notable daybed with a calm and inviting appeal. The THEBAN is available in waxed solid oak or European walnut and features a hand woven surface finished with textile band or vegetable tanned leather, which is luxuriously soft and will patinate with exposure to direct light. A supporting and flexible textile built in the sub frame further enhances seating or lying comfort, while also supporting the woven structure.

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