The Oko lounge chair is inspired by the curves of a cocoon. It has a pillowy seat and backrest that invites you to sink in, while a rigid back panel supports the shape and doubles as a decorative element. Sophisticated material combinations, including fabric, leather, and wood enhance the design's versatility. Designed by Italian duo LucidiPevere, Oko lends a residential feel to corporate and hospitality environments, including lobbies, hotels, and executive suites. With longevity in mind, the seat and back cushions are engineered to be easily removed and reupholstered, making it easy to keep the chair looking its best for years to come.
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