JUN LOUNGE SET

Talenti Outdoor Living / Design By Marco Acerbis

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Designed with Marco Acerbis' eclectic perspective, the Jun Collection reinterprets the natural texture of teak wood with sophisticated details. Bouclé fabric details add tactile depth to the design, strengthening its overall integrity. With its balanced proportions and simple forms, Jun brings a contemporary atmosphere to any space.

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DESCRIPTION

•The frame and supporting structure are made of solid teak.

• Teak is suitable for outdoor use and is resistant to moisture, UV rays, and varying weather conditions.

• The wooden structure is designed in a tubular (pipe-shaped) construction.

• The back and armrest sections are upholstered in tone-on-tone bouclé fabric.

• The backrest and armrest upholstery, as well as the seat cushions, are removable.

• Thanks to its removable upholstery and cushions, cleaning and maintenance can be done practically.

• The fabrics used are washable, providing easy cleaning and hygiene advantages.

• The seat cushions are made from UV-resistant fabrics suitable for outdoor use.

• The frames of the tables are made of teak wood.

• Glass stoneware is used in the tabletops.

• Color and fabric alternatives are available.

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JUN LOUNGE SET

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MARCO ACERBIS

Born in 1973, Marco Acerbis graduated from the Department of Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano in 1998. He lived in London from 1997 to 2004 and worked at Lord Norman Foster’s studio. During this period, he was involved in the construction of an eight-story Medical Research Building on the Imperial College Campus in London. He also served as Project Architect on the Capital City Academy project, a 250-meter-long school with a capacity of 1,400 students, and the school’s opening was presided over by Tony Blair...

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