Manufactured in the U.S., the Broom chair designed by Phillipe Starck for Emeco is made of 75% reclaimed propylene, 15% reclaimed wood fibers left over from lumber manufacturing, and 10% glass fiber. The 10.5-lb. chair is 19″ wide, 32.5″ high, and 19.5″ deep, and has a seat height of 17″. It is available in six colors, including green shown. With the exception of orange, all chair colors are suitable for use outdoors. emeco.net
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