LOTUS COMFORT (Low, Medium)

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	Office / Contract furniture › Seating furniture › Office swivel chairs

Product description

Lotus Comfort is a complete collection of low and medium armchairs with or without armrests, with four or five legs, with or without casters and a rocking movement at variable heights. A new sledge base has also been introduced. Lotus Comfort can be customised with different and colour variants for the swiveling base and the armrests: chromed aluminium or anthracite, mud and white matt painted.

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