North Grund Chaise, golden metal frame, blue velvet upholstery

This chair fits perfectly in dining, hospitality, and event spaces thanks to its elegant design and robustness suitable for heavy use. - Use / destination: Designed for professionals in the catering and event industry, this chair is suitable for restaurant dining rooms, reception areas, or conference spaces. Its versatility allows it to be used in various environments, from offices to waiting rooms. It effectively complements setups where style and comfort are essential. - Structure / materials: The metal structure ensures great strength while maintaining a desirable lightness. The metal has a golden finish that adds a touch of refinement and modernity. The seat and backrest are covered in blue velvet, a material that is both soft and durable, providing a pleasant tactile sensation. - Key technical points: - Unit volume: 0.5 m³ - Width: 42 cm - Depth: 50 cm - Height: 85 cm - Golden finish metal structure - Blue velvet upholstery - Suitable for heavy professional use Finish & quality: The blue velvet covering stands out for its silky texture and wear resistance, ensuring long-lasting durability. The golden finish of the metal structure is carefully done to offer a noble and shiny appearance. Every detail is crafted to combine aesthetics and sturdiness, ensuring a chair that is both elegant and reliable. Additional information: This chair has compact dimensions that make it easy to integrate into various spaces without excessive bulk. With a volume of 0.5 m³, it remains easy to transport and store. Upon request, other upholstery colors can be offered to match clients' specific graphic standards and atmospheres. Supply8 supports professionals in the catering, hospitality, event, and workplace environments with their furnishing projects, in France and internationally. The models featured in the catalog can be customized, especially in terms of dimensions, finishes, and colors, according to the client's needs. Custom solutions can also be developed from scratch, with each project being designed and adjusted based on specific constraints and uses.