Overview
For these four weatherproof chairs, the designer was inspired by the typical chairs of Italian bars from the 1960s-1970s, which would be moved indoors or outdoors depending on the season. The black or white powdercoated frame was traditionally stringed with PVC wiring in the same or contrasting color. The Abaco chairs are not only comfortable and durable, they are also lightweight and stackable. They come in handy inside and around your home, but are also great for bars, restaurants and their terraces.
Serax Philosophy is to look for beauty everyday, “to bring the good things that make life worth living, the things that create a home that inspires happiness”, to offer products that have soul. Every collection is crafted traditionally.
Abaco Chair, White/White, by Paola Navone for Serax
- Powder-coated steel Frame
- PVC wiring in black or white
- Stackable
- W 22.4" x D 19.7"x H 32.3"
- Indoor/Outdoor use
- Imported from Belgium


Specifications
- MATERIALS
- Powder-coated Steel, Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
- Care
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- DIMENSIONS
- W 22.4" D 19.7" H 32.3"
Designer

Paola Navone is an Italian architect, a product designer, an interior decorator and an art director. She graduated from the Turin Politecnico in 1973 in architecture. Between 1970 and 1980 she worked alongside Alessandro Mendini, Ettore Sottsass Jr. and Andrea Branzi in the Alchimia group, developing a productive and stimulating avant-garde production, which gained her, in 1983, the prestigious Osaka International Design Award. In her long and productive career, she has partnered with multiple international brands such as Armani Casa, Knoll International, Alessi, Molteni, Natuzzi, Roche Bobois and has been art director at Gervasoni since 1998. She was introduced to the renowned Design Hall of Fame by the Interior Design Magazine in 2014. For Belgian brand SERAX, Paola Navone has created the casual chic Fish & Fish collection. Fishes have been a source of inspiration for her for a long time: « I love them – they are my astrological sign and the logo of my agency ».