Item No.
100089646
Saiba Side Chair
C$ 3,120.00
Item No.
100089646
Saiba Side Chair
C$ 3,120.00
- Comfortable bucket seat.
- Leather or fabric upholstery.
- Solid walnut legs.
- 32.25" H 25.75" W 25.25" D
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- Threshold Delivery, In-Home Delivery
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Designed by Naoto Fukasawa for Geiger
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Saiba Side Chair
Saiba Side Chair
C$ 3,120.00
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“Supernormal” —
With its sculpted silhouette and sophisticated simplicity of form, Saiba exemplifies Naoto Fukasawa’s “supernormal” philosophy of design: Create something that’s better than what’s come before (super) yet still instantly familiar (normal).
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Familiar spirit
Celebrating the virtues of simple design and the way it seamlessly intertwines itself with the environments in which it’s found and the people who interact with it, the Saiba Chair (2016) is right at home wherever elegant seating is needed, sporting gentle curves and fine tailoring. It pairs a meticulously upholstered bucket seat with striking wood legs, reading as a warm, familiar form.
- Comfortable bucket seat.
- Leather or fabric upholstery.
- Solid walnut legs.
- Brand
- Geiger
- General Dimensions
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- 32.25" H 25.75" W 25.25" D
- Box Dimensions
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- 44" H 31" W 31" D
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Saiba Side Chair
- Height (in): 32.25
- Width (in): 25.75
- Depth (in): 25.25
- Seat Height (in): 18.75
- Urethane shell
- Solid walnut legs
- Polyurethane foam padding
- Noble fabric (100% wool) or MCL leather upholstery
Naoto Fukasawa
Naoto Fukasawa approaches design as a process of improving on what already exists by creating products so intuitive, the user interacts with them in a way that’s both uniquely satisfying and unconscious – in his words, “without thought."
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