dos à dos louvre
Product Information
It intended for the contract market and public spaces. It has a metal core, elastic seat webbing and memory foam padding of varying densities. The covers are available in stretch material and other fabrics.
Dos à Dos Louvre is shaped around the curves of the body. The seats can be used individually or lined up in limitless numbers to form benches.
- Designer: Pierre Paulin
- Dimensions: W600 x D1400 x H710/SH410 mm (each piece)
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Origin: Italy
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