Q/Wood Blue Soft Seated Study Chair with Wheels

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70,730.00TL

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Description

Made in Italy: Designer ～ Philippe Starck

Designed in 2020 by Kartell's renowned designer, French architect Philippe Starck, the Q/Wood chair on castors is the office chair of the Smart Wood collection, whose simple, rounded lines suit any setting. It is made using a special patented technology that pushes the curvature of the wood panel to its limit, shaped in a mould with oval forms. The Smart Wood collection is the result of Kartell's relentless research into giving three-dimensional form to a material that has always been two-dimensional.

SKU: 5929/S2

PRODUCT DETAILS

Material: 3D Special Molded Wood
Color: Walnut Wood and Blue Cushion
Session: Blue Fabric - Aquaclean Technology
Measurement: Height: 81-94cm x Width: 62cm x Depth: 60cm x Seat Height: 38-51cm
Weight: 8.3Kg
Area of Use: Indoor
Place of Production: Italy
Official Distributor: Sihir Mobilya

PRODUCT CARE

Clean the product with a soft damp cloth, preferably dipped in soap or neutral liquid detergents diluted with water. Strictly avoid using ethyl alcohol or detergents containing even small amounts of acetone, trichloroethylene and ammonia (solvents in general).

BRAND: Kartell

Kartell is characterized by the industrial production of high-quality design objects with a remarkable technological content and produced in Italy. From the selection of innovative and certified materials to the use of the latest technologies, Kartell has guaranteed its users a collection with technology, quality, strength and long-lasting DNA. A high degree of control of the production process supports recyclable production and minimizes waste.

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DESIGNER OF THE PRODUCT

Philippe Starck

“Kartell is a family philosophy or a philosophical family. Only Kartell felt, above all, that plastic could improve quality and create interesting and honest products for as many people as possible.”