New Entries To Minotti’s Aston Cord Outdoor Collection

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New Entries To Minotti’s Aston Cord Outdoor Collection

First presented at Milan’s Salone del Mobile last April, Minotti’s Aston Cord Outdoor Collection is now a more comprehensive offering with the addition of two new products.

The new Loveseat is a generously-sized island with an enveloping seat back that’s designed to accommodate a large number of cushions for maximum user comfort.

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The 240cm sofa features armrests and a 97cm seat depth. In addition to the existing seat back cushions, it also comes with lumbar cushions for added back support.

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All designs in the Aston Cord Outdoor Collection feature pewter coloured polyester-painted metal frames that have been specially treated for exterior use. Cushions are covered in waterproof fabric. The seat fabric is an exclusive Minotti Studio laser-cut geometric design, and the seat back is made of a specially braided polypropylene cord, available in two colour variations: light grey and dark brown.

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