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Product description

NEST
Rotationally moulded polyethylene armchair for open spaces, for shady gardens or simply for the home.
Its enveloping shape is reminiscent of a flowering bush; the embossed floral decorations are a hallmark of the Dutch designer. This sculptural piece unites attractive decoration with excellent quality and versatility.

Specifications

Width	680 mm
Height	770 mm
Depth	680 mm
Weight	1700 kg
Seat finish	without upholstery
Height of seat	420 mm
Backrest finish	without back padding
Armrest finish	with armrests
Height of armrests	670 mm
Material	polyethylene (PE)
Colors	black shades of red shades of orange shades of violet shades of green shades of grey

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Manufacturer:
Moroso, Italy

Design:
Tord Boontje
2006

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