PAM: A Chair That Mimics a Palm Leaf

Mimicking the form of a palm leaf, PAM has a wooden tubular structure that’s both smooth and svelte, hence her feminine name. The chair was designed by Studioforma for indoor or outdoor use where you might want to add a bit of a tropical feel.

Its curvy frame is made of walnut and each chair is handcrafted in Brianza, an area in Italy known for furniture production. For added comfort, a PAM comes with an upholstery pad.

The chair’s clean lines add to its eye-catching silhouette where the legs join the seat and sides seamlessly.

PAM is currently available through the Meroni & Colzani showroom in Milan.

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