Open Chair
- Designed by: James Irvine
- Made by: Alias
- More Info: aliasdesign.it
What to do when the summer weather's so darn nice? Find a seat outside and perch in the sun for as long as you possibly can. We like the look of this bright seat by designer James Irvine for Alias, and imagine it would make a nice place to enjoy a lemonade.
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