Zanini de Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 2019
Lounge Chair
Ipê wood (Tabebuia spp.) (base from an old butcher's block and top salvaged from a demolished Jose Zanine Caldas house)
27.17" (H) x 33.07" (W) x 31.5" (D)
LC1336
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