Крісло Cassina 058 KANGAROO

This low armchair, created for Chandigarh’s General Hospital Hall and  present in many private homes, defines the "Z" type furnishings in the classification of  the works of this Indian city.‎  The lateral sides of the armchair feature a sequence of three vaguely triangular  coplanar elements placed in continuity.‎ The woven cane seat and backrest within a wooden frame are characteristic elements that evoke the local spirit, just like the use of typical woods such as teak.‎
In addition to the historic teak essence, the Cassina Research and Development Centre also proposes two further versions in natural and black-stained oak produced in the company's historic carpentry.‎
An optional cushion is also available to protect the armchair and make it more comfortable.‎

Materials:
- solid teak wood, natural oak or stained black oak; seat and backrest in woven Vienna cane;
- seat cushion padded in polyurethane foam and upholstered in fabric or leather from the Cassina Collections.‎