Polycarbonate Plastic Outdoor Garden Chairs , Modern Victoria Ghost Chair Replica CH170 manufacturer from China Shenzhen Nasida Furniture Company Limited,

Polycarbonate Plastic Outdoor Garden Chairs , Modern Victoria Ghost Chair Replica

Place of Origin:

Zhejiang, China (Mainland)


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Model No.: CH170

Polycarbonate Plas

Polycarbonate Plastic Outdoor Garden Chairs , Modern Victoria Ghost Chair Replica

Quick Details

Type: Dining Room Furniture
Specific Use: Dining Chair
General Use: Home Furniture
Material: Plastic
Appearance: Modern
Folded: No
Size: 56.5*54*92 cm
Place of Origin: Guangdong, China (Mainland)
Brand Name: Nasida
Model Number: CH170 transparent
color: transparent

Description:

Victoria Ghost Arm Chair

Item No. : CH170 transparent

1. Polycarbonate material

2. One piece moulded frame chair

3. Glossy face effect

4. Transparent, white and black colors available

Specifications:

Product Name:	Victoria Ghost Chair CH170
Designer:	Philippe Starck
Product No.:	CH170
Product Material:	Polycarbonate from mould injection
Upholstery Material:	Polycarbonate
Available Colors:	Black, white, red, brown and so on.
Product Dimension (cm):	56.5×54×92
Package:	K=K Carton	K=K Carton
Packing Size (cm):	77×56×107
Single CBM:	0.5/4pcs

Designer introduction:

Philippe Starck

Philippe Starck (b. 1949), France.

Philippe Starck recalls spending his childhood underneath his father’s drawing boards; hours spent sawing, cutting, gluing, sanding, dismantling bikes, motor cycles and other objects.

Endless hours, a whole lifetime spent taking apart and putting back together whatever comes to hand, remaking the world around him.

Several years and several prototypes later, the Italians have made him responsible for our furniture, President Mitterand asked him to change life at the Elysees Palace, the Cafe Costes has become Le Cafe, he has turned the Royalton and Paramount in New York into the new classics of the hotel world and scattered Japan with architectural tours de force that have made him the leading exponent of expressionist architecture.
His respect for the environment and for humankind has also been recognized in France, where he was commissioned to design the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Arts Decoratifs in Paris, the control tower at Bordeaux airport, and a waste recycling