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A-DC01 Dining Chair

by Good Form

Auckland, New Zealand

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This dining chair was designed during the planning for Blue Bottle Coffee Shibuya Cafe. Consideration was given to its suitability for modern interior, and its suitability as a chair for a cafCB) within a park. The resulta casual dining chair that you can sit in comfortably for a long time.

A-DC01 Dining Chair
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This dining chair was designed during the planning for Blue Bottle Coffee Shibuya Cafe.

Consideration was given to its suitability for modern interior, and its suitability as a chair for a cafCB) within a park. The resulta casual dining chair that you can sit in comfortably for a long time.

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From $1,695 *Price indication

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A-DC01 Dining Chair

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It comes in 2 sizes: L200 x W35 x H42 mm and L485 x W465 x H780 mm. For a size that is not listed, .

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“Good Form and Mr Bigglesworthy are our go-to for elegant, well-crafted furniture and lighting designs. Emma and the team provide an attentive and highly individualised consultancy service and can be relied upon to help clients select timeless furniture pieces that will complement the architecture of their home.”

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