• High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
  • High End Laze 059 Armchair by Roda Casa Design Group
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Laze 059 Armchair

Product details

Designed by Gordon Guillaumier

The Laze 059 Armchair offers unique outdoor furniture with a sinuous leaf silhouette. The collection features polyester or recycled acrylic filaments stretched over a stainless steel frame, supporting cushions that promote airflow. The Laze armchairs are versatile and adaptable, pairing seamlessly with indoor or outdoor furniture, stools, or poufs to create the ideal garden or patio set.

Structure: Powder coated stainless steel

Support: Polyester or acrylic (cord Ø 7 mm)

Cushions: Standard or hydro-draining

This product has a delivery estimate of 14-16 weeks.

Dimensions:

W 23.2" x D 21.7" x H 31.1" Seat H 18.5"

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Under the artistic direction of Rodolfo Dordoni, RODA pioneered the innovative concept of “IN and OUT,” creating versatile and elegant outdoor furniture collections that “go beyond the borders of the house” and allow indoor and outdoor to mingle with “a harmonic language, in a spatial and conceptual continuum.”

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