Iova
Product Information
Armchair with a classical look, compact, with small dimensions that allows us to place it in any sort of environment. Ideal for places like the bedroom. The wooden legs are part of the armchair frame, forming a solid and homogeneous piece.
- Origin: Spain
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: Arbel
- Dimensions: W770 x D690 x H850 / SH480 mm
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