Created in 1951 by Robin Day for the dining rooms of the Royal Festival Hall, the RFH chair with armrests is distinguished by its gently curved back and elegantly outstretched arms. The elegance of this chair is enhanced by the walnut and beech veneer, noble woods that provide visual warmth and structural solidity. Its frame, made from lacquered steel tubes and rods, is finished in black, adding an extra touch of elegance.

The seat, designed to offer optimum comfort, is carefully shaped to follow the contours of the body, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable sitting experience. The RFH chair goes beyond its primary function as a seat, elegantly combining practicality with refined design. Ideal for any modern space looking for understated elegance and a touch of history, it blends harmoniously into a variety of environments, adding a touch of finesse and comfort.

Production process :
Steel Frame: The steel tubes are CNC shaped, welded together, then black powder coated for an impeccable finish. Back: The back of the chair is made from layers of walnut and beech veneer, which are press-moulded and cut to the perfect shape using a CNC machine. Seat: The seat is made from layers of beech veneer glued together, to which an upholstered foam is applied, guaranteeing both aesthetics and comfort.

Weight: 7.5 kg

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