Oso
Collection: Oso _ LAC | LAB | B
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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This sturdy yet friendly-looking armchair is a beacon in the room. The armchair stands firmly on the ground, but at the same time has something active about its asymmetrical legs. As if it could start moving at any time.
An eye-catcher in every space. Oso has a bold appearance and stands firmly on its thick wooden feet. Oso is part of a series of sofas available in both dining height and living room height.
Current is part of our SUM initiative and owes it's name to the current of the sea, in a world where sustainability is the new mantra.
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