Souvenir recycled grey is an armchair made from a monoblock of 60% recycled polypropylene from post-industrial waste. Designed specifically for outdoor use, Souvenir recycled grey was born from the desire to reinterpret the iconic shapes of the chairs used in Parisian gardens in the 18th century. Its soft shapes and three-dimensional slats make Souvenir particularly comfortable, while the legs widen towards the bottom, where they merge with an attractive small foot.
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