Lamorna Teak 1m Square Table and 4 Round Back Chairs with Grey Cushions

Ottena

£1395

OTTENA · LAMORNA INDOOR COLLECTION Lamorna Teak 1m Square Table 4 Round Back Chairs with Grey Cushions A reclaimed teak 1m square teak dining table, paired with four curved round back chairs and soft grey cushions – effortlessly simple, built to last and for every day. Solid teak table 1m square solid reclaimed teak table with beautiful grain and softly profiled edges. Four round back chairs Low, curved backs and sculpted arms that feel as good to sit in as they look. Dove grey cushions Tailored grey seat cushions that add comfort and a soft contrast to the warm teak. A set for everyday Simply

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as OTTENA LTD, number 09619561. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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