Santiago Arm Chair

SIX CONTRACT FURNITURE LTD

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Soft and comfortable with a contemporary cut, Santiago armchairs and sofas play with unusual proportions to create a unique visual presence that changes depending on the point you watch them from. From the side, the armrest appears small and irregular, while, as contrast, the backrest is high and triangular. From the front side, both sofa and armchair have a pleasant rounded shape, which seems to float suspended on a thin structure of a painted tubular, or on ash wood feet dyed light walnut. Available also the ottoman. H 85cm W 96cm D 88cm SH 41cm

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SIX CONTRACT FURNITURE LTD, number 10286188. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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