INOX by Mats Theselius – Källemo

Inox Natur | Scandinavian Design

The INOX armchair was designed in 2015 by Mats Theselius for Källemo. Made with high-polished stainless steel. Armrests in whitewashed oak. Seat in nubuck. Limited edition of 199 pieces.

 

 

INOX by Mats Theselius
Electro polished stainless steel. Solid oak, nubuck leather.
Limited edition of 199 pcs.
h 73, w 60, d 61. s.h. 45 cm

 

 

 

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