Item No.
100188780
Comolino Swivel Chair
$4,595.00
Item No.
100188780
Comolino Swivel Chair
$4,595.00
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- Lightly scaled yet substantial.
- Fully rotating base.
- Fabric or leather upholstery.
- 27.25" H 31.5" W 33.5" D
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2-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Designed by Giorgio Soressi for Design Within Reach
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Comolino Swivel Chair
Comolino Swivel Chair
$4,595.00
Personal refuge —
Simply constructed with plush seat and back cushions mounted atop a fully rotating base, Comolino provides an inviting refuge in the living room, den, or bedroom.
Details
Sit here
The elegant and extremely well-constructed Como Collection (2007) is built with solid steel frames and cast-aluminum legs. Contrasting that heft and stability are cushions that scream, “You’ve got to sit here!” with their goose feather filling and variable-density foam that’s firmer in front for support. Made in Italy.
- Lightly scaled yet substantial.
- Fully rotating base.
- Fabric or leather upholstery.
- Brand
- Design Within Reach
- General Dimensions
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- 27.25" H 31.5" W 33.5" D
- Box Dimensions
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- 24.4" H 35.4" W 33.5" D
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
- 2-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Comolino Swivel Chair
- Height (in): 27.25
- Width (in): 31.5
- Depth (in): 33.5
- Seat Depth (in): 20.9
- Arm Height (in): 26
- Steel frame
- Matte bronze powder-coated cast-aluminum swivel base
- Spring suspension with elastic webbing
- Polyurethane foam seat cushion with natural goose feather filling
- Piumafil back cushion
- Fabric or leather upholstery
Giorgio Soressi
Giorgio Soressi is a designer of furniture, lighting, rugs, ceramics and glassware (a particular favorite of his). His style leans heavily to the modern but is not bound by it. “To be modern but also with respect for the older, the past,” he says. “This is more or less what I think when I do something. I don’t change the world with a sofa. It is better to go into the world with simplicity.”
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