Live
Product Information
Live, a sofa with dynamic lines, and strong personality and instantly recognizable. A combination of classical and avant-garde design of great formal simplicity. An ideal piece for contract environments, waiting areas and lobbies.
- Origin: Spain
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: Dsignio
- Dimensions: (Different combination can be made, please contact us for more detail.)
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