Iesu
Product Information
The Robustness and strength of the Iesu chair, designed by Rafael Moneo, with an entire oak wood structure, becomes lightweight and practical when stacked to take up less space.
- Origin: Italy
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: RAFAEL MONEO
- Dimensions: W430 x D500 x H800 / SH450 mm
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