Lottus lounge
Product Information
The Lottus Lounge comes in two different backrest heights and with a timber four leg base, sled base or swivel star base. They are available in oak or birch plywood, fully upholstered or with an upholstered seat pad.
- Designer: Lievore Alther Molina
- Dimensions: W640 x D620 x H745/SH400 mm
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Origin: Spain
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