Acapulco Design

Acapulco Chair CDMX ST2 Uno Outdoor Lounge Chair

Germany , München

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Acapulco Chair CDMX ST2 Uno Outdoor Lounge Chair

Acapulco Design proudly presents: COMUNIDAD CDMX

The Spring / Summer collection, named „COMUNIDAD CDMX“, tells the story of a summer design affair between two creative minds who take you through Mexico City—the 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 Thatenhorst.

The Acapulco Chair CDMX_ST UNO and the color scheme for the collection designed by Stephanie Thatenhorst capture the many facets of Mexico perfectly and bring the flair of the progressive big city to life—an exceptional mix of Boehme, street style, luxury, struggle, avant-garde, tradition, and modernity.

Material – Galvanized steel, powder-coated, seat made of flexible plastic, free from harmful substances and UV-resistant, ergonomic seat shell conforms to the shape of the body, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, very high durability

Handmade in Mexico

Height 90 cm, Width 70 cm, Depth 95 cm

Weight: 8kg

Color: Light blue / Burgundy red

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