Dalyan Dining Chair
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If Cleopatra was alive today, how would it be furniture of her palace? That was the question which dared our team of designers, and the mid-century modern design chair DALYAN is the answer. DALYAN dining chair is the balance between feminine shapes and neutral tones. It resembles the famous mud baths in Turkey, appreciated by Cleopatra for its beauty benefits. DALYAN mid-century modern design chair will bring beauty to every decor, whether regarding a palace, a villa, or an apartment. The synthetic leather of this mid-century modern design chair will give the final touch to every project.
Dimensions
Width: 55 cm. Depth: 62 cm. Height: 85 cm. Seat Height: 50 cm. Seat Depth: 45 cm.
Materials
Fabric: Cotton velvet BB MOSS XVI - Colour 11. Fabric Needed: 2.5 mts | 98.4” (Standard width 1.40mts | 55”). Legs: Fully upholstered.
Fabric / Leather Request
COM: 2.5 mts (Standard width 1.40mts). COL: 38.5 sq ft.
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Dalyan Dining Chair
Where Beauty Meets Biological Wellbeing
Your home shapes your nervous system, sleep and focus every day. Interior design for wellness is the deliberate practice of creating spaces that work with your biology, not against it.