ACADEMY AC CB2142 Armchair - CONNUBIA
There the ACADEMY AC CB2142 armchair by CONNUBIA stands out for its enveloping and refined design, designed to offer comfort and versatility. The sinuous shell in 100% recycled polypropylene matches the metal framecreates a contemporary seat ideal for both home and contract environments.
The model is also available in a Made to Order (MTO) configuration: contact us to learn about materials and finishes that can be customized upon request..
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There the ACADEMY AC CB2142 armchair by CONNUBIA interprets the ACADEMY collection through a soft and enveloping shape, capable of combining comfort, elegance, and great design versatility. The sinuous profile of the shell harmoniously integrates the armrests, making the chair suitable for both dining areas and contract spaces.
The seat is made of recycled polypropylene, available in finishes matte black, matte optic white, matte hemp, matte dove grey, and matte oxide red.. A contemporary palette that allows for the creation of understated compositions or more assertive pairings.
There metal frame can be chosen in finishes matte black, chrome, matte optic white, matte hemp, matte dove grey, matte oxide red, matte thyme, painted brass, and matte lava., offering numerous possibilities for coordinating with the shell and other furnishing elements.
Thanks to its compact proportions and enveloping design, ACADEMY AC CB2142 is suitable for furnishing dining areas, living rooms, restaurants, and other contract spaces with an elegant and contemporary presence.
The armchair measures 53 cm wide, 50 cm deep, and 84 cm high, with armrest height of 62 cm.
The model is also available with options Made to Order (MTO) configuration. For custom materials, colors, or finishes not included in the standard configurations, please contact our customer service: we can check the customization options available for your project.
