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Seat and back: Designtex - Iota, Mineral | Arm panels: DesignTex – Iota, Nimbus

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Seat & back: Designtex - Iota, Coastal | Arms: Designtex - Iota, Rhine

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Basil Modular lounge

Basil presents a complete offering of lounge seating and tables featuring flexible designs that compliment the flavor of your architecture. Whether it’s straight runs or serpentine shapes, Basil has something for everyone. Clean-out spaces and ganging tables make Basil a functional choice as well. Change it up with the option of wood or brushed aluminum arms and legs, and durable polyurethane arm caps.

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Designed by David Dahl

Los Angeles-based designer David Dahl has been making pieces for residential clients for almost 25 years. Raised in Kent, Ohio, David brings together Midwestern ideals with a coastal influence in each of his designs. Attention to detail and passion for craft have distinguished David’s designs in the industry. In 1992, David opened Dahl Furniture, contracting work for many contract manufacturers. David is known for his versatility, quality, and belief that good design is a sign of respect for those who will purchase, own, and use the product.