Aston Low Lounge
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Aston Low Lounge byJean Marie Massaud for Arper, Italy The sleekdynamic line of the new Aston seating collection by Arper Italy is designed forboth corporate and domestic use. Available as a low lounge armchair with lowtable and footstool (pictured), or as a standard height armchair on glides withan optional swivel return, or on a 5-way […]
Aston Low Lounge byJean Marie Massaud for Arper, Italy
The sleekdynamic line of the new Aston seating collection by Arper Italy is designed forboth corporate and domestic use. Available as a low lounge armchair with lowtable and footstool (pictured), or as a standard height armchair on glides withan optional swivel return, or on a 5-way base on castors with gas lift andtilt. Swivel base finished to polished aluminium. The range comes upholsteredin selected fabric or soft leather. Designed for Disassembly. ISO 14001 Certified.
Dimensions:
Overall Height: 1030mm
Seat at: 395mm
Width: 680mm
Depth: 815mm
Delivery Time: 12 weeks
Applications: Commercial and hospitality
Variations: Available as a low lounge chair, or as a standard height armchair on glides or castors with low, medium or high back.
Finish: Upholstered in fabric or soft leather
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