The Oslo collection of Missana grows with a simple, stylish and timeless armchair, designed by Pepe Albargues

A collection that fusionates Mediterranean freshness and Nordic functionality

As with the rest of the collection of the Missana company, the purity of the design brings out the material combination and the delicate details. Its characteristic curved back and its thin proportions give lightness to this timeless seating system focused on offering superb comfort, solidity and durability.

Due to its clean lines, the Oslo armchair works as a blank canvas for hospitality projects. This piece suits a wide variety of spaces and styles: from elegant and sophisticated hotel rooms to funky and playful waiting areas.

For this comfortable upholstered armchair MISSANA offers a great variety of top quality fabrics and the possibility to add fringes in the back of the backrest. Its structure is available in eight shades of beech wood and in any RAL color.

For the photos, the Oslo armchair has been upholstered in white faux furand green and pink velvet, an eclectic selection that aims to emphasize the chameleonic soul of this collection.

Pepe Albargues is the soul of Missana, perfectionist and moved by an enormous passion that reflects in everything he does.

His observing character, his constant willingness to learn and his involvement in everything related to the design and manufacturing processes, have taken him to easily adapt himself to this continuously changing and nowadays also hectic times.

He has gradually incorporated fresh talents into the company and exchanges knowledge and ideas with every single one of them, guiding the whole process of creating unique products with a very profound personality, all designed for and together with Missana.

He is the main link of a long chain of creatives, the one who makes sure that every idea comes always to an outstanding end, his moto: to make possible the impossible

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