Cosi Armchair
The Cosi armchair stands out for its carefully crafted design, where the blend of style and comfort is achieved with precision. Inspired by the Bold trend, this armchair features rounded lines and a soft, sherpa-like texture that invites you to immerse yourself in total relaxation.
The making of the Cosi armchair focuses not only on comfort but also on sustainability. Its fabric is made from recycled polyester derived from plastic bottles (PET), using around 110 bottles for each piece. This approach significantly contributes to reducing plastic waste and protecting the environment.
The interior of the Cosi armchair includes a filling of flexible polyurethane foam, reinforced with HR foam in the seat, providing ergonomic support that conforms to the body. With its enveloping design and cozy structure, the Cosi armchair offers a true retreat for relaxation.
Handcrafted in local European workshops, the Cosi armchair is a statement in favor of a more sustainable and conscious lifestyle.
Product info
Type:Chair
Name:Cosi Armchair
Designer:Hannun internal design
Material:Recycled polyester fabric
Delivery info
Number of packs:1
Dimensions of pack:91 x x 69 x 81
Gross weight of pack:25 kg
Number of pieces in pack:1
Country of origin:Spain
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Specifications
Height:77 cm
Width:65 cm
Depth:87 cm
Weight:25 kg
Material:Recycled polyester fabric
The designer
Hannun Selection
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Meet our designers
Sebastian Jørgensen
Formerly an artist, Sebastian draws inspiration from his refined work methods, now transformed into a way of viewing the thought process from concept to object.
Hans Sandgren Jakobsen
With an insatiable curiosity for materials and an audacious approach to production technology, Jakobsen continually redefines the boundaries of design.
Michael Sebber Colfelt
Michael excels in concept development and interface design. His design process prioritizes ergonomics and sustainability to achieve optimal results.
