Metal chaise longue, 1980's

The chaise longue, made of high-quality metal, stands out with its sleek, geometric lines and simple shapes. The use of metal in the design reflects the industrial influence that became increasingly popular in design in the 80s. The robustness of the material and the slim profile make the chaise look both elegant and modern, with a timeless look that fits into various interior styles.

A special feature of this design is the seat, which is made of tinted plexiglass. This material adds a refined, modern element to the chaise longue and creates a subtle contrast with the metal frame. An important advantage of this chaise longue is that it can be used both indoors and outdoors. The metal frame is weatherproof, and the plexiglass can withstand different weather conditions, making the chair suitable for use in the garden, on a terrace or balcony, as well as indoors.

Muso Architect experimented with the balance between comfort and visual lightness, creating a piece of furniture that is not only functional but also sculptural. The metal chaise longue by Muso Architect is a classic example of how simplicity, functionality and innovation can come together in one timeless object, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

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