Lottus conference
Product Information
The Lottus Conference, with a gas lift and tilt mechanism, comes with a 4-way castor base or swivel base on glides. It can be fitted with or without arms, upholstered in fabric, leather or vinyl, as well as an oak or birch shell with upholstered seat pad.
- Designer: Lievore Alther Molina
- Dimensions: W545 x D700 x H950 mm (Optionally with arm or without arm, width will be different.)
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Origin: Spain
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