Popsi

Presented:	Salone del Mobile 2013, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	05.1241.00083
Categories:	Home furniture ›Seating furniture ›armchairs

Product description

A lounge chair complying with the specific requirements of a rich seat, complex in terms of design and material use as well. Its base consists of rod weave, a light metal web with a complex pattern. From the four points on the floor, making acute angles, groups of two or three elements supporting the four apexes of the wide seat covered in leather, finished with an aesthetic sewing, to underline the petal sinuous curves.

Specifications

Width	725 mm
Height	690 mm
Depth	678 mm
Seat finish	with upholstery
Base finish	with rockers
Backrest finish	with back padding
Armrest finish	with armrests
Material	metal leather
Colors	black shades of beige

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