Tasca Chair – Aluminum

Name: Tasca Chair - Aluminum
Brand: Frama
SKU: FA-438256
Availability: InStock

by Pedro Sottomayor for Frama

$1,025.00

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About The Item

The Tasca Chair is designed in a lightweight, hand-brushed aluminum that generously blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor, home and away. An endlessly adaptable piece that offers a timeless, straightforward design for any setting - from a domestic interior to the patio of a frequented bistro.

Details

Brand
Frama
Designer
Pedro Sottomayor
Material
Aluminum
Item number
FA-438256

Additional Notes

Dimensions: 15.24"W x 31.02"H x 15.24"D
Seat height: 18.11"
Made from aluminium
Lightweight and durable
Suitable for indoor and outdoor seating
Designed by Pedro Sottomayor

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About The Brand

Frama is a Copenhagen-based design studio with a multidisciplinary approach to furniture and lifestyle objects. The brand emphasizes natural materials, solid craftsmanship, and simple, geometric forms that highlight function and durability. Each collection is guided by a return to essentials, creating honest designs with a timeless character. Frama's headquarters and Studio Store are located in the historic Nyboder district of Copenhagen, where the brand continues to explore the connection between design, architecture, and everyday living.