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HAVE TO HAVE IT: THE WHITE CAMPAIGN CHAIR

October 25, 2017

Our nomination for the most versatile chair ever goes to the Campaign chair, originally made for use in and for the tropics making it entirely suitable for Australian living.

Spotted and admired recently: the newish Dunlin campaign chair, handmade by Original BTC in England. Choose between a frame in American oak with fumed dark finish or one in solid teak with seating in timeless white canvas. Not designed for outdoor use.

Measurements: L59cm x W59cm x H80cm. Bottom line: $698 +1800649586, orders@dunlin.com.au www.dunlin.com.au

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