





Heldu Chair by Alki – Designed by Jean Louis Iratzoki
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Heldu Chair by Alki – Designed by Jean Louis Iratzoki
Fairfield Showroom
412 Heidelberg Road
Fairfield VIC 3078
Australia
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Free pickup from our Fairfield VIC showroom, by appointment.
The Heldu chair by Alki was designed by Jean Louis Iratzoki. Solid oak in a bleached finish gives it natural warmth and a simple, timeless look, with a gently contoured seat for everyday comfort.
It suits dining rooms, living spaces and commercial interiors alike. Multiple available.
Condition
Used, with some signs of use. Oak is a natural material, so variations in grain and colour are part of its character, not defects.
Ideal for
Dining rooms, living spaces, cafés and meeting rooms.
Dimensions ▾
- Width: 450 mm
- Depth: 520 mm
- Height: 820 mm
- Seat height: 450 mm
Details ▾
- Brand: Alki
- Designer: Jean Louis Iratzoki
- Model: Heldu chair
- Material: Solid oak, bleached finish
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