Classique

‘EMO-LOUNGE’ ‘EMO-LOUNGE’ has a classic style with seductive curves that exude elegance from every angle. The chair is available in two weave patterns, both made from Durawick® wicker by Classique, tested for both heat and UV radiation for outdoor-indoor use. Classique(61 2) 4372 1672classique.net.au

BY jesse

April 30th, 2008

‘EMO-LOUNGE’

‘EMO-LOUNGE’ has a classic style with seductive curves that exude elegance from every angle. The chair is available in two weave patterns, both made from Durawick® wicker by Classique, tested for both heat and UV radiation for outdoor-indoor use.

Classique
(61 2) 4372 1672
classique.net.au

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