The Andoo lounge chair combines minimalist design with opulent materials. The combination of hard wood with soft leather and rigid framework with inviting upholstery work to make the Andoo so attractive.It looks familiar and excitingly new at the same time. The Andoo Lounge chair suits a varierty of contract and residential applications. Please contact Living […]
November 21st, 2008
The Andoo lounge chair combines minimalist design with opulent materials. The combination of hard wood with soft leather and rigid framework with inviting upholstery work to make the Andoo so attractive.It looks familiar and excitingly new at the same time.
The Andoo Lounge chair suits a varierty of contract and residential applications. Please contact Living Edge at sydneysales@livingedge.com.au for more details.
Designer: EOOS
Manufacturer: Walter Knoll, walterknoll.de
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