Name: MUDHIF dining armchair
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MUDHIF dining armchair

DESCRIPTION Inspired by the traditional reed houses of the Madan people in the Middle East, this armchair reflects the harmony... Read more Read more

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DESCRIPTION

Inspired by the traditional reed houses of the Madan people in the Middle East, this armchair reflects the harmony between cultural heritage and contemporary design. Its sculptural backrest and refined proportions evoke the graceful forms of the Mudhif — structures built from natural materials to embody community, resilience, and adaptability.

Expertly crafted with premium materials, the chair combines plush comfort with enduring strength. The result is a timeless piece that unites architectural inspiration with modern sophistication, bringing warmth and character to any dining setting.

DETAILS

Material & finishes
Upholstered in Super Suede, ref. Cream Nude. Legs in Solid walnut wood
with matt finish.

Special Requests
Personalization and bespoke by price adequacy.

DIMENSIONS

W: 64cm | 25.39’’
D: 65cm | 25.59’'
H: 75cm | 29.72’’
SH: 46cm | 18’’
W: 13kg | 29lb’

MUDHIF MEMORY

Rooted in the vernacular architecture of the Middle East, the Mudhif Collection reinterprets the traditional reed houses of the Madan people of southern Iraq. These remarkable structures — built entirely from locally harvested reeds long before the Greek and Roman eras — embody harmony with nature, community spirit, and resourceful craftsmanship.

Translating this heritage into design, the collection captures the gentle curves and woven textures of the Mudhif, bringing warmth, comfort, and contemporary elegance to modern interiors. It stands as a celebration of cultural memory reimagined through timeless luxury.

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