Mrs buffy
Product Information
Characterised by the elegant, embracing shapes of the headrest, this family of sofas and armchairs combines original design with craftsmanslike attention to detail in production.
- Designer: Paolo Martinig
- Dimensions: W1400 x D730 x H750/SH430 mm (small 2 seater), W1600 x D870 x H950/SH430 mm (2 seater), W1900 x D870 x H950/SH430 mm (2 seater), W2200 x D870 x H950/SH430 mm (3 seater), W660 x D730 x H750/SH430 mm (small armchair), W800 x D870 x H950/SH430 mm (armchair)
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