Crystal
Product Information
Oblique corners reminding of ancient obelisk shapes, creating an architectural play of light and shadow. Full volumes seem to float above the floor, on hidden base.
Crystal is a collection of sofas and armchairs away from ordinary standards and cliches which gives birth to a suspended and dynamic effect with no need of aesthetical devices. It’s just about smart and absolute simplicity.
- Designer: Pearson Lloyd
- Dimensions: W1030 x D850 x H680/SH420 mm (armchair), W1530/2130 x D850 x H680/SH420 mm (sofa), W960 x D800 x H680/SH420 mm (round armchair)
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Origin: Italy
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