Aryn Max
Product Information
ARYN MAX is a collection of versatile chairs that stands out for its light, essential and functional design. The collection expands the possibilities of the ARYN family, now with chairs that have a larger backrest. Its essential, pure and timeless design has been developed to inhabit different spaces in offices, schools, universities, hotels, restaurants and private residences. ARYN MAX chairs are available with a four-leg or sled base frame. Both versions are stackable. The seats and backrests are available in a select range of plastic colours or in a fully upholstered version that is available in a wide variety of fabrics and leathers.
- Origin: Spain
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: Jonathan Prestwich
- Dimensions: 4L – W520 x D530 x H780 / SH460 mm, W510 x D510 x H780 / SH460 mm
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