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Nexo Sectional 6

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Nexo Sectional 6

The Modular 6 Nexo optimizes space thanks to the versatility of its modular system and intelligent design. With compact dimensions and a stylized profile, this narrow modular element acts as a perfect link or as an ideal auxiliary seat to provide solutions for the most complex layout requirements.

Faithful to Yonoh’s strict industrial rigor, the sectional features a solid aluminum structure and Gravidry® technical cushioning that efficiently repels moisture. Its outdoor upholstery provides a gentle and comfortable texture, proving that material honesty is the most direct path to a refined design.

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Incorporate this narrow sectional between larger volumetric pieces to bring geometric rhythm and visual dynamism to your terrace configuration.

Use it autonomously as a compact and elegant seating solution on urban balconies or small-sized chill-out corners.

Combine it with Diabla’s palette of 17 powder-coated colors to achieve an impeccable aesthetic harmony with the rest of the outdoor furniture.

Its structural lightness optimizes storage resources and facilitates quick layout changes in hotels, spas, and beach clubs.

Measurements
85x85x80 cm / 34x34x31 inch
Materials
Powder-coated aluminium. Powder-coated stainless steel arms and back. Tabletop is available in porcelain or phenolic plate. Seat, backrest and cushion made from Gravidry® quick-dry and reusable polyurethane foam. Removable technical upholstery for outdoor use.
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Designer

Yonoh Studio

Founded in 2006 by Clara del Portillo and Álex Selma, Yonoh is a multidisciplinary studio with a unique, elegant voice. Their work blends Scandinavian functionality with Mediterranean ingenuity and industrial rigor. A partnership with Diabla built on a pragmatic approach to create refined, honest design that moves away from the conventional.

“We understand design as a value proposition that improves quality of life. The seed is always a functional intention that we then transform into visual language, seeking the perfect balance between clear geometry, versatility, and honesty in the material.”

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