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Featuring a strong colour contrast and an oval-shaped, protective roof, the chair brings vibrancy and a touch of eccentricity to any outdoor space. Part throne, part beach chair, the piece will stand out on any poolside terrace, balcony or in the garden. ‘Its unique character and bold colours make Reina a stunning eye-catcher’, Sebastian says about his creation. This collection is an ode to Cartagena, the lively coastal metropolis on Colombia's Caribbean coas90tic melting-pot, where Colombia’s diverse ethnic communities live side-by-side, creating a city landscape where various cultural backgrounds merge with each other. ‘The Reina cocoon chair works as a stand-alone accent piece. It’s a perfect place for escaping and relaxing by oneself. By combining multiple models to a seating group, you can create an enticing setting for engaged conversations’, he adds. The chair's name, Reina (Spanish for 'queen'), is another tribute to the city of Cartagena. In November, during the Fiestas Novembrinas, the people of Cartagena celebrate the country's independence with a lively carnival, parading the statues of pre-colonial Kings and Queens through the streets. Share BRAND SELECTIONOUR PRODUCTS New Product Add to bookmarks Ames Guapi Guapi vases designed by Mae Engelgeer, enrich any space with their eccentric, sculptural shape and textured, delicately shimmering surface from natural fibers made from the Chocolatillo palm. Add to bookmarks Ames Ames Raiz Pendant Raiz marks the beginning of a new chapter for ames: it’s not only the Colombian brand’s first lighting range, but also the first product ames developed in partnership with Studio Ilse. Add to bookmarks Ames Ames Zipa Rug A colourful statement rug design by Sebastian Herkner joins the ames collection.
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