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EASY DINING ARMCHAIR

Sku: PT23413
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$463.74
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The Easy dining armchair by Diabla merges the purity of its minimalist lines with superior comfort for outdoor dining areas. Created by Rocío Gambín, this lightweight and stackable piece stands out for its discreet integrated armrests that frame the seat, offering a functional solution with great graphic strength for any terrace or porch.

Maintaining the essence of timeless simplicity that characterizes the entire series designed by Rocío Gambín for Diabla, the Easy dining armchair brings an extra layer of comfort thanks to the incorporation of subtle armrests that extend its clean, geometric structure. Its ergonomic design is intended to prolong after-meal conversations in the open air, offering a natural and enveloping support without adding visual heaviness to the outdoor dining set. Furthermore, it retains its highly valuable functional quality of being fully stackable, making storage exceptionally easy.

Structured with materials ideal for outdoor life, it is highly resistant to sun exposure, humidity, and the wear and tear of daily use in residential or contract projects. Rocío Gambín's collection invites you to leave conventionality behind through color: the Easy dining armchair can be used uniformly for an architectural and understated look, or playfully combined with the armless version in different shades from Diabla's palette to create an outdoor environment with dynamism and its own personality.

Material
Textured powder-coated aluminium structure


Sizes
55x52x80h cm / 22"x20"x31"h

Rocío Gambín
Rocío Gambín
Rocío Gambín is a industrial design engineer and product designer. While studying at the CEU Cardenal Herrera University in Valencia, the Milan Polytechnic and the Elisava Faculty of Design and Engineering in Barcelona. She developed a true passion for the world of furniture that has led her to work as a technical developer of new furniture designs.
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