Outlet: 200-190 Chair in Casamance Amorgos Ficelle
This piece is part of our Outlet Sale. In like-new condition, it offers the same timeless design and craftsmanship at a reduced price.
The 200-190 Chair, designed in the 1960s by Prof. Rajmund Hałas, has become an undisputed icon of Polish design thanks to its distinctive backrest and ergonomic form. The design combines the subtlety of Art Déco aesthetics and the simplicity of Danish design.
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