Ramón chair, natural - white

Santa & Cole

NZD$1,203.00
15% GST is included

Santa & Cole
Ramón chair
NZD$1,203.00



Description

Santa & Cole's Ramón chair, designed by Ramón Bigas in 1975, is a metal-framed chair with a seat woven from durable synthetic rattan. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, this lightweight chair exudes a relaxed and carefree summer vibe and the charm of Spanish design. The Ramón chair works equally well indoors at a dining table or as an outdoor dining chair on a patio. The stackable structure makes it easy to store the chairs even in a small space.

Colour
Natural, white
Width
45 cm
Depth
46 cm
Height
75 cm
Seat height
44 cm
Frame material
Metal
Backrest material
Hand-woven synthetic rattan
Seat material
Hand-woven synthetic rattan
Weight
6.6 kg
Stackable
Yes, recommendation 4 units
Care instructions
Clean with a smooth cloth. Do not use ammonia, solvents or
abrasive cleaning products.
Product ID
SCRAMFA01

Ramón Bigas

Ramón Bigas (b. 1941) is an acclaimed Spanish designer born in Barcelona. After commencing his studies in Physics at the University of Barcelona, he shifted his focus towards artistic creation. He co-founded AD (Associate Designers) with Pep Sant in 1958, and the firm quickly became one of Europe's most celebrated design companies. Bigas subsequently took on more complex projects, including designing the Spanish high-speed train (AVE) and creating the cauldron for the Olympic flame at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. Bigas' designs emphasize the importance of achieving a balance between form and function. His work spans various fields, from transport to interior design.

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