THEA DINING SET

Talenti Outdoor Living / Design By Marco Acerbis

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The Thea Collection transcends traditional boundaries, bringing together form and function in a balanced whole. Crafted from teak wood, the collection combines natural strength with elegance, offering durability and comfort as well as visual appeal. Taking a holistic approach to space, each piece in the Thea Collection is designed to complement its surroundings in an inviting and refined way.

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DESCRIPTION

• Thea dining set is made from solid teak wood.

• Teak wood is suitable for outdoor use and offers high resistance to moisture, UV rays, and varying weather conditions.

• The tabletop is made of fiberglass.

• Fiberglass tabletops offer long-lasting use thanks to their lightweight, robust, and weather-resistant properties.

• The tabletop is easy to clean and suitable for daily and heavy use.

• The table is available in various size options.

• The chairs have been specially designed for the collection to provide design continuity with the table.

• The collection includes two different chair models.

• The chairs' seat and back structures are designed to provide ergonomic support.

• In the cushioned chair version, the cushions are zippered and easily removable.

• Thanks to its removable cushion structure, it offers easy cleaning and practical maintenance.

• The fabrics used are durable and comfortable, suitable for outdoor use.

• The table and chairs provide comfortable and stable seating for extended periods of use.

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THEA DINING 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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