OBLONG SYSTEM

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Categories:	Home furniture › Seating furniture › Sofas
	Home furniture › Seating furniture › Modular seating furniture

Product description

A series of free or assembled seats that let you create two-sided compositions for residential and contract markets. Compared with Superoblong, it has done away with zippers and has many new modules to create numerous colourful compositions. Multi-density polyurethane, fibre and feathers padding; removable cover made of fabric or leather available in all of the collection’s colours. The seat is available in different depths and widths; end pieces with or without an armrest.

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