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Globe Zero 4 presents Didi Lounge Chair by busk + herzog

The Danish design furniture brand, Globe Zero 4, during the furniture fair Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2011, again this year presented a line of innovative and exciting new products, designed by the successful Danish design team busk+hertzog. One design in particular caught our eye with it’s innovative design and bold colors.

DIDI – designed by busk+hertzog

This brand new multipurpose lounge chair is by its high level of comfort and attractive size an ideal chair for lounge areas, receptions, hotel rooms and dinning and/or living rooms.

With a crisp, elegant expression and a whole world of possibilities within material- and colour combinations, Didi can be specified into almost any design scheme. Didi sums up all the qualities that Globe Zero 4 pursues in all of their products – high quality, high level of customization, high seating comfort, sustainable craftsmanship and a unique sculptural expression.

        

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