Hotel Armchair

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Since 1997, the Hotel armchair by Grazia Lionetti and Saverio Calia, inspired by Art Deco, has been produced without interruption and distributed in more than 80 countries.

This iconic armchair, with its wooden base and rounded shapes, is available in leather or fabric.

Dimensions (L x W x H in cms) : 79 x 85 x 73.

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Present in all sectors of upholstered furniture, the Hotel Armchair, whether a reproduction of the original design or a new inspiration, represents an important step in the history of Calia Italia.

This importance was confirmed by an article in the magazine "FURNITURE TODAY" published on October 19, 1998.

Characterized by a wooden base and rounded, enveloping shapes, the armchair is still up to date and uniquely comfortable.

Upholstery: Bouclé Fabric, Top-Grain Grained Leather, Top-Grain Smooth Leather, Velvet
Base Legs: Iron
Suspensions: elastic straps
Structure: fir, plywood and chipboard panels, expanded polyurethane coating
Seat padding: ecological expanded polyurethane covered with a 100% polyester cover
Non-removable cover
Swivel mechanism

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Overview

Present in all sectors of upholstered furniture, the Hotel Armchair, whether a reproduction of the original design or a new inspiration, represents an important step in the history of Calia Italia.

This importance was confirmed by an article in the magazine "FURNITURE TODAY" published on October 19, 1998.

Characterized by a wooden base and rounded, enveloping shapes, the armchair is still up to date and uniquely comfortable.