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Kave Home Granitein brown chenille and solid ash wood with walnut-coloured finis

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Kave Home Granitein brown chenille and solid ash wood with walnut-coloured finisBrand: Kave Home Type: Dining chair Item Height: 73 cm Item Length: 53 cm Item Width: 61 cm Colour: Brown Chenille RRP on Kave home website 445 Upholstered in chenille with recycled polyester with large two tone brown structure. Legs in solid ash wood with a walnut coloured finish. Granite is a collection that conveys timeless elegance, inspired by '70s Scandinavian design and reinterpreted with thick, sleek shapes. The seat is upholstered in two tone

Brand: Kave Home

Type: Dining chair

Item Height: 73 cm

Item Length: 53 cm

Item Width: 61 cm

Colour: Brown Chenille

RRP on Kave home website £445

Upholstered in chenille with recycled polyester with large two-tone brown structure.

Legs in solid ash wood with a walnut-coloured finish.

Granite is a collection that conveys timeless elegance, inspired by '70s Scandinavian design and reinterpreted with thick, sleek shapes. The seat is upholstered in two-tone chenille, made with large-structured recycled polyester, which offers a soft yet resistant texture that envelops the seat in comfort. The fabric is made with recycled material from a Global Recycled Standard certified supplier, which ensures less use of resources and virgin material. The fabric supplier is also OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certified for environmentally safe and responsible production. The seat is of medium firmness, made from 60kg/m³ high-density injection foam, providing comfort and durability for daily use. The backrest is also made from 60kg/m³ high-density injection foam, which provides ergonomic support and maximum comfort during prolonged use. Both the fabric and foams are treated with flame-retardants, complying with the highest fire-resistance standards and creating perfect pieces for your professional and contract projects. The solid ash wood structure, finished in a sophisticated walnut tone, adds sturdiness and warmth to the design. The wood is FSC™ 100% chain of custody certified with a responsible forest management model, which guarantees its origin and quality. Every detail has been carefully thought out to offer an exclusive, functional and durable piece, both in domestic and commercial settings.

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