Designed by Greg Benson and Jeff Taly for Loll Designs The inspiration for the Cabrio Lounge Chair (2009) came from a desire to strip away excess and greatly simplify the overflared Adirondack chairs that are found in the market today. Designers Greg Benson and Jeff Tally point out how the Cabrio’s single-plank back and wide arms are a nod toward the Westport Chair, which was the inspiration for and predates the Adirondack. With a seat that’s low to the ground and generously angled, Cabrio is built for casual lounging and enjoying the outdoors. The material is 100% recycled plastic reclaimed from used milk jugs, but has the look and feel of virgin material and can be recycled again if necessary. This durable chair will last for years outside with no maintenance whatsoever. With so much going for it, it’s no surprise to us that Cabrio received a 2009 Good Design® Award from The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design. Made in U.S.A.

• This all-weather piece is fade-resistant, waterproof and maintenance free.
• The stainless steel fasteners are visually discreet.
• 100% post-consumer plastic reclaimed from used milk jugs.
• 90% of the waste from Loll’s manufacturing process is sent to a recycling plant.
• Ships flat. Simple assembly required (allen wrench included).

100% post-consumer recycled plastic reclaimed from used milk jugs; stainless steel fasteners.