Acapulco Chair CDMX ST2 Dos Outdoor Lounge Chair
Acapulco Design proudly presents: COMUNIDAD CDMX
The Spring/Summer collection, named “COMUNIDAD CDMX,” tells a summer design affair between two creative minds who lead you through Mexico City’s multifaceted metropolis (also known as CDMX) — right into a vibrant, urban community and Mexican craftsmanship. The result is an unconventional interplay of colors created in close collaboration between Acapulco Design owner Benjamin Caja & the renowned designer Stephanie That enhorst.
The Acapulco Chair CDMX_ST DOS and the color scheme of the collection designed by Stephanie That enhorst perfectly express Mexico’s wealth of facets and capture the flair of the progressive big city — an exceptional mix of Boehme, street style, luxury, struggle, avant-garde, tradition, and modernity.
Material – Galvanized steel, powder-coated; seat made of elastic plastic; free from harmful substances and UV resistant. Ergonomic seat shell adapts to the body’s shape. Suitable for both outdoor and indoor use; very high durability
Handmade in Mexico
Height 90 cm, Width 70 cm, Depth 95 cm
Weight: 8 kg
Color: Egshell Yellow / Burgundy Red
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