Lottus
Product Information
Lottus is a system which includes a programme of chairs, benches, stools and tables which combine imagination and comfort with an optimistic and friendly character, offering versatile solutions extremely adaptable to today’s market needs.
- Designer: Lievore Alther Molina
- Dimensions: W530 x D525 x H775/SH456 mm (Optionally with arm or without arm, width will be different.)
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Origin: Spain
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