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The front upholstered Beetle chair with a 3D moulded veneer shell takes the natural inspiration of the Beetle collection to the next level. Originally designed by GamFratesi 2013, the Beetle collection has been embraced by design lovers the world over for its exceptional comfort, striking silhouette, and quality construction. This latest iteration, featuring oak and American walnut wood veneer, brings versatility and an even more sophisticated expression to the collection, and can be combined with all Beetle Dining, Bar, Counter, and Meeting Chair bases to suit any space and use.
Dimensions 56cm W x 58cm D x 87cm H | 46.5cm SH
Materials Veneer Shell available in American Walnut and Oak
Wood base available in American Walnut, Black Stained Beech, Oak, and Smoked Oak
Upholstery available in four GUBI approved fabrics.
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