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Artifort by Patrick Norguet Apollo Blue Armchairs, Set of 2
By Patrick Norguet, Artifort
Located in London, GB
Originally designed in 2002 by Patrick Norguet for Artifort, these Apollo armchairs are a bold example of modern design. The armchairs have a wide, sculptural form, creating a com...
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Early 2000s Dutch Swivel Chairs

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Fabric

Artifort Jima Leather Swivel Armchair by Patrick Norguet
By Patrick Norguet, Artifort
Located in New York, NY
Jima Patrick Norguet Design 2019 With swiveling star-base Leather: Artifort Ox, 5080 Cognac (EE) Base: P57 Black grey The new Jima by our French designer Patrick Norguet ticks al...
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2010s Dutch Modern Armchairs

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Leather

Tacchini Dot Green Armchair by Patrick Norguet
By Patrick Norguet, Tacchini
Located in New York, NY
Dot Armchair designed by Patrick Norguet Internal backrest: Thymus #12 External backrest: Aniline Leather - green Painted shiny base: RAL 6014 Dot armchair embraces the symbolic ...
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2010s Italian Lounge Chairs

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Leather, Fabric

Tacchini Dot Green Armchair by Patrick Norguet
Tacchini Dot Green Armchair by Patrick Norguet
H 36.23 in W 34.26 in L 36.23 in
Set of Sixteen Italian LaPalma Orange Stools
By LaPalma, Patrick Norguet
Located in New York, NY
16 LaPalma Stil stools Measures: Seat height of 25 1/2”. Orange RAL color 2001. Extremely light and produced in orange color metal, stackable stools.
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2010s Italian Stools

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Metal

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Patrick Norguet On Sale For Sale on 1stDibs

At 1stDibs, there are many versions of the ideal patrick norguet on sale for your home. A patrick norguet on sale — often made from metal, aluminum and stainless steel — can elevate any home. Each patrick norguet on sale bearing Modern hallmarks is very popular.

How Much is a Patrick Norguet On Sale?

Prices for a patrick norguet on sale can differ depending upon size, time period and other attributes — at 1stDibs, they begin at $302 and can go as high as $3,941, while the average can fetch as much as $442.

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