IN & OUT Easy Chair | Designed by Ernesto Lechthaler | Varaschin

IN & OUT Easy Chair | Designed by Ernesto Lechthaler | VaraschinThe IN & OUT Easy Chair, designed by the talented Ernesto Lechthaler for Varaschin, perfectly embodies its name by offering a stylish and comfortable seating solution equally at home in both indoor and outdoor environments. This chair showcases a harmonious blend of contemporary design, durable materials, and ergonomic comfort, making it a versatile and inviting addition to any living space. The In & Out Easy Chair features a charming and laid back

The IN & OUT Easy Chair, designed by the talented Ernesto Lechthaler for Varaschin, perfectly embodies its name by offering a stylish and comfortable seating solution equally at home in both indoor and outdoor environments. This chair showcases a harmonious blend of contemporary design, durable materials, and ergonomic comfort, making it a versatile and inviting addition to any living space. The In & Out Easy Chair features a charming and laid-back design. It was crafted by Ernesto Lechthaler for Varaschin and includes eight small armchairs with marine okumè frames and draining rubber padding. The In & Out Easy Chair can be grouped around the coffee table. They are durable and can withstand UV rays and harsh weather conditions. The padding is made of draining foam and the covers are removable, water-repellent synthetic fiber that is easy to clean. Ideal for patios, terraces, balconies, gardens, living rooms, sunrooms, and other indoor or outdoor spaces where comfortable and stylish seating is desired. It can be used as standalone seating or paired with other pieces from Varaschin's collections.

Made in Italy
Usually ships within 4 weeks
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Dimensions:
Height 61 cm (24")
- Length 60 cm (23,6”)
- Width 61 cm (24”)
- HSeat 40 cm (15,7”)

Materials :
- Fabric

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING RECOMMENDATIONS
Do not use solvents or alkaline detergents which could damage the strings. Avoid chemical detergents, aggressive solvents, rigid brushes, and high-pressure water, in order not to deteriorate the surface of the rope itself.