Tabby Armchair

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Tabby Armchair

Lema
From ฿87,900
This price reflects the basic model of the product with no additional features or upgrades.

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Padded dining chair and armchair with wooden frame.

Armchair combining elegance and comfort.
A carefully calibrated mix of proportions, detailing, industrial technology and artisanal mastery, Tabby has a classical style that has been brought up to date thanks to the use of clean lines and a refined wooden structure. The shell of the armchair, encompassing the seat part and backrest, opens up like a flower, inviting you to relax and bringing grace to any space. Through designed with an elegant dining room in mind, Tabby can bring style to any space, from the living room to the bedroom. It's also perfect for sophisticated contract projects. The removable covers for the seat part and backrest are available in any of the many options in our range, including fabric, leather and eco-leather, something that further emphasises Tabby’s versatility.

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W62 x D54 x H74.5

From ฿87,900
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Gordon Guillaumier

Gordon Guillaumier

Born in Malta in 1966, Gordon Guillaumier graduated in industrial design at the IED in Milan in 1991 and obtained a master’s degree in industrial design at the Domus Academy in Milan in 1992. He started his career with Rodolfo Dordoni’s Studio. In 2002 he founded his own Design Studio in Milan, focussed on design consulting, product and interior design. Currently he is art director for Desalto and Roda (together with Rodolfo Dordoni and Gabriella Zecca). He has received various awards, His works were published in magazines and books. He has lectured and is a visiting design professor.
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