NAVER COLLECTION
NAVER COLLECTION - Midas Chair GM576 - Oak White Oiled w/Leather Seat - Set of 4 - CLEARANCE Forty Percent Discount
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Susanne Grønlund is the designer behind the Midas armchair. The curved shape of the GM Midas armchair not only provides a very good sitting comfort, but also adds a very special expression that signals both authenticity, elegance and exclusivity.
Midas is a chair with strong roots in history, combining Danish and international design traditions with its elaborate wood, slim design, and high sitting comfort. The moulded wooden elements of the chair have been produced and cut into soft curves that welcome you as you sit down. The distance between the individual parts varies – sometimes the curves follow each other, while in other places they approach each other elegantly before going their separate ways again. The chair’s graphic curves blend well with the frame, giving the chair a modest lightness that fits perfectly in the modern home. With a simple black powder coated frame the chair becomes light and elegant. The Midas armchair is made in moulded wood in ash, oak and walnut.
The Midas armchair was one of the winners of the "Good Design Award" in 2019.
The GM 576 Midas armchair is designed by Susanne Grønlund.
GM 576 Midas armchair: 50 x 53 x 82 cm
Wood: Oak, White Oiled
Seat: Naver Select Leather - Black
*This product is being sold at a special price as it has been on display in our showroom. The product may have small defects.
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