KK47000 Safari Chair by Carl Hansen + Son
by Cult Design
Auckland
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The Safari chair has been a design gem since its debut in 1933. With its simple functionality, it has become a true modern classic.
Being one of the world's first 'build-it-yourself' pieces of furniture this easy chair is all about functionality. It can easily be assembled and disassembled without tools, making it ideal for being on the move. The Safari chair´s obvious companion is the matching Safari stool made after the same simple `knock down` principle. The Safari chair is available in oil-treated light or smoked ash. The seat and backrest are available in four colors of canvas or ox hide.
Product Details
- Product
- KK47000 Safari Chair by Carl Hansen + Son
- Category
- Sofas and Armchairs
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- Cult Design
- Range
- Carl Hansen + Son
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The Safari chair has been a design gem since its debut in 1933.
With its simple functionality, it has become a true modern classic.
Being one of the world's first 'build-it-yourself' pieces of furniture this easy chair is all about functionality. It can easily be assembled and disassembled without tools, making it ideal for being on the move. The Safari chair´s obvious companion is the matching Safari stool made after the same simple `knock down` principle. The Safari chair is available in oil-treated light or smoked ash. The seat and backrest are available in four colors of canvas or ox hide.
- Specs / Details
Designer
- Kaare Klint
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KK47000 Safari Chair by Carl Hansen + Son
The KK47000 Safari Chair by Carl Hansen + Son is supplied by Cult Design. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Cult Design lists on ArchiPro.
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