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VaraschinDining chairs & armchairs

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LAPIS by Varaschin

Lapis Chair

dining chairs & armchairs · teak · SKU 180S

Collection with structure made of wood from certified plantation. Shell in aluminum, powder coated, hand woven, or outdoor plywood shell upholstered with fabric and Dryfeel outdoor foam. Registered model.

Calvi Brambilla on the LAPIS collection as a whole — not a description of this piece.

Materialteak
teakaluminiumfabricmetalsolid woodsteel

As printed56 45 83 53

Custom cushionsMade to order for this frame, in your chosen fabric — commission cushions, or read Cushions & comfort below.

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Full specification8 sections

Material family
teak
Fabric
cat. A (ml 0,98 /h 1,40)
Customer's own material
Not accepted on this piece
Typology, as supplied
Chair
The LAPIS collection, in the book

3 pieces across 5 spreads (reader pp. 226–230). Credited to Calvi Brambilla.

More from LAPIS — and similar piecesLAPIS — all 11 pieces

R.2Lapis Chair with armsVaraschin · 180PN

R.3Lapis Lounge armchairVaraschin · 180PL

R.4Emma chairVaraschin

R.5Emma dining armchairVaraschin

R.1 Lapis poltrona lounge

Lapis poltrona lounge
House
Varaschin
Materials
teak massello, alluminio verniciato a polveri, gomma Dryfeel
Dimensions
76 / 43 / 59 / 76 / 78
Designer
Calvi Brambilla

R.6Emma high-back armchairVaraschin

R.7Cricket dining armchairVaraschin

R.8Bali armchairVaraschin

R.9Noss poltroncinaVaraschin

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Fabric
The canopy fabric as specified.

cat. A (ml 0,98 /h 1,40)

Meet the brand

Varaschin

Italy

Italian outdoor collections in aluminium, steel and teak.

The house
Meet the designer

Calvi Brambilla

Designer of the LAPIS collection

No portrait of this designer appears here, so the panel carries the initials instead of a borrowed likeness.

The designers