My Upholstered Lounge Chairs by Woodnotes

Founded by textile designer Ritva Puotila and Mikko Puotila, Woodnotes is a Finnish design company specializing in the development and refinement of spun paper yarn. A sustainable and renewable natural material derived from wood, paper yarn is used in the production of all of Woodnotes products. Their My and Roo lounge chairs are designed for casual lounge environments and are very similar to the feel of a bean bag. The slip cover, made of paper yarn cotton fabric, is removable and available in eight fabulous neutral colors.

Roo Upholstered Lounge Chairs by Woodnotes

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Bright on Bistro from the Rough Diamond Collection and the Valmont Club by Lee Broom

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Nananu Occasional Low Chair by David Trubridge

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BroadWay Armchair and Transit Table by Boris Bally

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