The Thea Folding Director Chair with armrests brings a brilliant blend of cinematic history, Scandinavian minimalism, and high-end utility to the Talenti luxury lineup. Also masterfully designed by Marco Acerbis, this Thea Folding Director Chair with armrests takes the timeless, utilitarian silhouette of a classic Hollywood director’s chair and elevates it with premium, weather-hardy materials. It offers the ultimate luxury for outdoor living: uncompromising comfort and high-end aesthetic value, packed into a highly practical, space-saving folding design. Built with the traditional X-shaped base, the chair honors a timeless aesthetic while adding modern refinement. The geometry ensures maximum stability on various outdoor surfaces (decks, grass, or stone) while remaining incredibly easy to fold. Rather than relying on standard metal or low-grade woods, the frame is shaped from premium solid timbers. The clean lines and rounded edge transitions echo the Scandinavian-inspired DNA of the entire Thea outdoor collection. The structural textile used for the seat and backrest wraps directly around the frame. This creates a taut, supportive suspension system that contours naturally to the body without requiring heavy, bulky cushioning.
Made in Italy
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Dimensions:
• Height 82 cm (32.3”)
• Widht 61 cm (24”)
• Depth 55 cm (21.7”)
• Seat Height 47 cm (18.7”)
Materials:
• Fabric
• Teak
General Information:
• Contract
• Residential
• Outdoor
Talenti is an Italian brand renowned for its high-quality outdoor furniture that seamlessly blends contemporary design with comfort. Their collections offer a wide range of solutions to furnish outdoor spaces, from gardens to terraces and patios creating elegant and functional environments. If you are looking for high-quality outdoor furniture with an appealing design, Talenti is definitely a brand to consider. Their wide range of products and attention to detail will allow you to create a unique and personalized outdoor space.
