Lin Chair
- Designed by: Leif.designpark
- Made by: De La Espada
Leif.designpark's Lin chair represents another stellar collaboration between the Japanese design studio and De La Espada. Choose between sturdy wood frames of black oak or American white walnut and cotton or wool upholstery to match your color scheme, and we can definitely see this piece becoming the best seat in the house.
More info: delaespada.com
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