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For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furniture M'Afrique: a series of sessions and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets.The armchair Husk - here to measure S - designed by Marc Thorpe, he troneggia in the space with a comfortable hug that shelters from the outside world thanks to a curtain reminiscent of the design of a harp.

Notes: Manufactured by expo (can present light wear marks)

Free return within 14 days.

For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furniture M'Afrique: a series of sessions and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets. The armchair Husk - here to measure L - designed by Marc Thorpe, he troneggia in the space with a comfortable hug that shelters from the outside world thanks to a curtain reminiscent of the design of a harp.

For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furniture M'Afrique: a series of sessions and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets. The armchair Husk - here to measure L - designed by Marc Thorpe, he troneggia in the space with a comfortable hug that shelters from the outside world thanks to a curtain reminiscent of the design of a harp.

For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furniture M'Afrique: a series of sessions and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets. The armchair Husk - here to measure L - designed by Marc Thorpe, he troneggia in the space with a comfortable hug that shelters from the outside world thanks to a curtain reminiscent of the design of a harp.

For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furniture M'Afrique: a series of sessions and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets. The armchair Husk - here to measure L - designed by Marc Thorpe, he troneggia in the space with a comfortable hug that shelters from the outside world thanks to a curtain reminiscent of the design of a harp.

For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furniture M'Afrique: a series of sessions and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets. The armchair Husk - here to measure L - designed by Marc Thorpe, he troneggia in the space with a comfortable hug that shelters from the outside world thanks to a curtain reminiscent of the design of a harp.

Banjoles is a coffee table of Sebastian Herkner for Moroso. The structure in painted steel and coloured braiding is obtained thanks to the manual processing of different polyethylene wires. Banjoles is a collection with bright colors and rounded geometries that fit together creating a perfect harmony. Its curved design is inspired by the courting dance of ostrich birds living in East Africa. For enchanted outdoors, from ethnic atmospheres with a pinch of Africa.

Banjoles is a coffee table of Sebastian Herkner for Moroso. The structure in painted steel and coloured braiding is obtained thanks to the manual processing of different polyethylene wires. Banjoles is a collection with bright colors and rounded geometries that fit together creating a perfect harmony. Its curved design is inspired by the courting dance of ostrich birds living in East Africa. For enchanted outdoors, from ethnic atmospheres with a pinch of Africa.

A dance step session. The shape of the Banjooli chair is inspired by the wedding dance that the ostrich male – banjoles in language wolof – performs to court the female, widening the wings to enhance its beauty. Banjoles is a line article M’Afrique, a collection of seats imagined by designers and made by african artisans by woven the yarn used for fishing nets. Non-omologated projects for antonomasia, different and original, handcrafted products, human in recounting qualities and defects.

A dance step session. The shape of the Banjooli chair is inspired by the wedding dance that the ostrich male – banjoles in language wolof – performs to court the female, widening the wings to enhance its beauty. Banjoles is a line article M’Afrique, a collection of seats imagined by designers and made by african artisans by woven the yarn used for fishing nets. Non-omologated projects for antonomasia, different and original, handcrafted products, human in recounting qualities and defects.

A dance step session. The shape of the Banjooli chair is inspired by the wedding dance that the ostrich male – banjoles in language wolof – performs to court the female, widening the wings to enhance its beauty. Banjoles is a line article M’Afrique, a collection of seats imagined by designers and made by african artisans by woven the yarn used for fishing nets. Non-omologated projects for antonomasia, different and original, handcrafted products, human in recounting qualities and defects.

A dance step session. The shape of the Banjooli chair is inspired by the wedding dance that the ostrich male – banjoles in language wolof – performs to court the female, widening the wings to enhance its beauty. Banjoles is a line article M’Afrique, a collection of seats imagined by designers and made by african artisans by woven the yarn used for fishing nets. Non-omologated projects for antonomasia, different and original, handcrafted products, human in recounting qualities and defects.

A dance step session. The shape of the Banjooli chair is inspired by the wedding dance that the ostrich male – banjoles in language wolof – performs to court the female, widening the wings to enhance its beauty. Banjoles is a line article M’Afrique, a collection of seats imagined by designers and made by african artisans by woven the yarn used for fishing nets. Non-omologated projects for antonomasia, different and original, handcrafted products, human in recounting qualities and defects.

Functional and decorative, contemporary and artisanal;the klara armchair of Moroso strikes for the armrests, released from the back and structurally independent.The beech structure is combined with contrasting details such as the Vienna barrel of the backrest and the lively turquoise of the seat.A touch of character also suitable for an interior with a more modern style.

Notes: Manufactured by ex (can present light wear marks)

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For over 10 years, the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craftsmanship of the Dakar region through the M'Afrique outdoor furniture collection: a series of seats and accessories that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets. The chic and ironic Sunny armchair combines the simplicity of 60s beach chairs with the charm of a modern throne. The result is an unprecedented icon that pays homage to poetic and eccentric African suggestions.

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The armchair Tropical designed by designerPatricia Urquiola for Moroso is based on a real creative disguise;the frame is in fact hidden under the tubular structure of steel that wraps it completely by taking it to the different personality seats depending on the material used.The thread lap is similar to a pencil stroke, it marks a surface that is simultaneously graphic and structural, becomes constructive gesture and form of identity:playful with the plastic of the two or three-colored cords, refined if monochromatic, elegant with leather.

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Chair with armrests Tropical designed by designerPatricia Urquiola for Moroso is based on a real creative disguise;the frame is in fact hidden under the tubular structure of steel that wraps it completely by taking it to the different personality seats depending on the material used.The thread lap is similar to a pencil stroke, it marks a surface that is simultaneously graphic and structural, becomes constructive gesture and form of identity:playful with the plastic of the two or three-colored cords, refined if monochromatic, elegant with leather.

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The armchair Ruff - signed Patricia Urquiola for Moroso - inherits the comforts of the seats really designed for the places of conversation, therefore suitable for any residential or contract space and hospitality.The wide armrests stick to the sides of the seat and wrap it firmly, while having a single joint.The result is the harmonious combination of curved and straight lines - a simple geometry that creates an architectural interaction with the surrounding space.The Ruff armchair has a functional shape, while its personality does not give up being an object that inhabits the space in which it is placed.

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The armchair Tropical designed by designerPatricia Urquiola for Moroso is based on a real creative disguise;the frame is in fact hidden under the tubular structure of steel that wraps it completely by taking it to the different personality seats depending on the material used.The thread lap is similar to a pencil stroke, it marks a surface that is simultaneously graphic and structural, becomes constructive gesture and form of identity:playful with the plastic of the two or three-colored cords, refined if monochromatic, elegant with leather.

Free return within 14 days.

For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furniture M'Afrique, a series of sessions and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets.The Imba armchair designed by Federica Capitani, it is part of a non-omologata collection for antonomasia, different and original, entirely handmade.

Notes: Manufactured by expo (can present light wear marks)

Free return within 14 days.

For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furniture M'Afrique, a series of sessions and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets.The set Jardin Sospendu - designed by Concetta Giannangeli - it includes 4 lively hanging racks and embedded in steel structures, to be mixed and matched to turn into a lush jungle the balcony of an apartment or add a colored element to a patio or a larger garden.

Notes: Manufactured by expo (can present light wear marks)

Free return within 14 days.

For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furniture M'Afrique, a series of sessions and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets.The set Jardin Sospendu - designed by Concetta Giannangeli - it includes 4 lively hanging racks and embedded in steel structures, to be mixed and matched to turn into a lush jungle the balcony of an apartment or add a colored element to a patio or a larger garden.

Notes: Manufactured by ex (can present light wear marks)

Free return within 14 days.

For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furniture M'Afrique, a series of tables and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets.The Table Banjooli Bistrot designed by Sebastian Herkner is part of the series Banjooli, from the word wolof for "struzzo" to which it is dedicated.A playful detail with bright colors, suitable for any context.

Notes: Manufactured by ex (can present light signs of wear).

Free return within 14 days.

For over 10 years the Italian design brand Moroso promotes the craft skills of the region of Dakar through the collection of outdoor furnitureMe in Africa: a series of sessions and complements that arise from the interweaving of colorful polyethylene yarns that in Africa are traditionally used for fishing nets. Each piece carries the signature - as well as artists of the calibre of Patricia Urquiola and Sebastian Herkner - of Senegalese craftsmen who finish hand from the first to the last detail.

Notes: Manufactured byex(can present slight signs of wear)

Free return within 14 days.