Swale
Product Information
Thanks to an abundant and generous structure, the Swale armchair evokes relaxed conversation scenarios for residential and contract environments. The comfort of the seating is given by its large and enveloping shapes, expertly reproduced in the seat and back elements. In its version with headrest, Swale represents a refined reading sitting; the low back, on the other hand, allows effective use in contract environments, where Swale brings the best features of a domestic upholstery.
- Origin: Italy
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: Gordon Guillaumier
- Dimensions: W980 x D800 x H690 / SH440 mm – armchair
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