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Plasma Armchair by Nigel Coates for Poltronova

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Plasma Armchair by Nigel Coates for Poltronova

Plasma Armchair by Nigel Coates for Poltronova. Formed a collection of pillows in various tones positioned on a metal structure with flowing curves.

The Plasma armchair merges the simplicity of a persistent visual character with the intricate technology of the structure, produced with computerized bending and welding techniques.

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