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Folding Screen Chairs – Biombo

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Daniel Milchtein Peltsverger is a genius. Anyone who lives in a small space will surely appreciate his Biombo folding screen chairs. He has basically invented a novel kind of combination furniture no one has done before. The Biombo can be used as a screen, either decoratively or as a room divider most of the time. But when company calls, they can be folded down to become extra chairs.

2868518134 be47efcc0b Folding Screen Chairs Biombo The Biombo is wooden with the screen portion hinged. The front decorated portion of the screen concertinas down to form the chair. The screen frame still has a backing for back support.  One question that remains is how much weight can the chair handle as it looks quite lightweight. – Via

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Published by Pearl 26 Sep 2008 in Living Room
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    Need More Chairs ? Just Fold Biombo … | Home Dosh Says:
    October 2nd, 2008 at 7:10 am

    [...] A screen divider and a chair is one is what the Biombo brings. Biombo is a folding screen that can be used as divider or just simply an interior design. However, if you ran out of chairs, you can have these screens folded down to become chairs. The concept is great and sounds perfect to those people in homes with limited space. The chairs look really gorgeous and fashionable. However, the skinny look of the chair made me wonder of how much weight it can carry since it looks like will easily breaks. Overall, it’s a great design and idea that will surely make a difference when it comes to interior designing. – via [...]

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