Chair Armchair Hogie rubberwood in natural shade with black pu cushion 61x60x76cm

Upgrade your space with the Hogie dining armchair, a refined piece that embodies the timeless aesthetic of Scandinavian modern design. Featuring a gracefully curved wooden frame and a minimal silhouette, it perfectly balances simplicity and warmth. The ergonomically designed backrest follows the natural curve of the spine, offering ideal lumbar support.
 The seat is upholstered in durable black PU leather, combining elegance with easy maintenance, making it a practical choice for everyday use.

 An excellent option for dining rooms, professional spaces, or waiting areas.

• Frame made of high-strength rubberwood in a rich finish in natural
• Seat upholstered with durable, easy-to-clean black PU leather
• Ergonomic backrest for comfort and proper posture support
• Suitable for residential and commercial use

•Length: 61 cm
•Width: 60 cm
•Height: 76 cm

•Rubberwood:
 Rubberwood is a popular hardwood derived from the Hevea brasiliensis (rubber tree). It is widely used in furniture and interior decor due to its durability and ease of processing. Its dense grain makes it strong and long-lasting, ideal for both furniture-making and structural applications.
•PU Leather (Polyurethane):
 PU leather is a synthetic leather alternative, commonly made from polyurethane polymer. It is widely used thanks to its excellent properties: durable, water-resistant, eco-friendly, non-deformable, and easy to clean.

•Rubberwood:
 Wipe with a soft cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid moisture exposure, as it may cause warping or damage. To maintain its appearance and protect the wood, use specialized wood finishing products that help preserve texture and shine.
•PU Leather:
 Clean with a soft cloth to remove dust. For stains, use lukewarm water with mild soap and gently wipe the area. Always dry with a soft cloth afterward to avoid water marks.

• The product is delivered in its original factory packaging.
• The actual color of the product may slightly vary from the images shown due to monitor display differences.