Chill-out
Product Information
A system of sofas, armchairs, poufs and coffee tables, inspired by the themes of freedom, simplicity and lightness, ChillOut are ideal for domestic or collective spaces, on their own or in a linear or corner composition. Featuring slim yet comfortable and cosy volumes, the upholstered pieces are accompanied by coffee tables in Carrara or basaltina marble, with an elegant matt finish: a historic material that adds both value and charm to this refined, contemporary design.
- Designer: Gordon Guillaumier
- Dimensions: (Different combination can be made, please contact us for more detail.), W1440 x D690 x H710/SH440 mm (sofa), W2140 x D690 x H440 mm (bench), W2140 x D690 x H710/SH440 mm (sofa)
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
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