Ethimo Rafael Armchair, cushions not included

Ethimo Rafael Armchair, cushions not included.

Collection by Paola Navone

FSC^TM certified product.

Cushions not included.

A rhythmic interplay of proportions that creates movement and visual openness, making the furniture dynamic and “airy”

Rafael is a collection with an unusual and highly distinctive look, inspired by the versatility and transience of nature. The sturdy brushed teak frame, featuring metal clips that add an artisanal touch, complements the textures and shades of the cushions in a compositional interplay that is further enhanced by tables made of white marble or stone glazed in the color of the sea..

The exquisite craftsmanship of teak, marble, and lava stone is paired with the refined color palette of the fabrics—also designed by Paola Navone—which highlight the upholstered furniture.

All items in the collection can be combined with one another while still serving their own specific functions. Unique and original, the hexagonal profiles of the seat—in the new distressed natural teak finish—come to life thanks to the alternating elements that characterize the backrest.

Delivered unassembled. Assembly required by the customer.

Designer:

Paola Navone

Frank, dreamy, eclectic: within her soul coexist the flavors and colors of the Southern Hemisphere—known, loved, and familiar—combined with the tastes and forms of the West, rich in tradition, open-minded, and ever-evolving. From all of this springs her inexhaustible curiosity in the search for materials, forms, and structures, reaching toward the present, the past, and the future.

Finishes:

Brushed Teak

Pickled Teak

Rope Light Grey

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Technical specifications:

Downloads:

Technical specifications for the Rafael collection (PDF).

Images, photos, and illustrations are for illustrative purposes only. Material and color samples are available upon request at our showroom.

Teak wood (Tectona grandis) from Indonesia. Teak wood changes appearance when used outdoors. It requires maintenance to retain its original color, or it can be left to develop a natural patina and turn gray.