Recently arriving in Australia is the highly anticipated Poliform Wallace armchair, designed by world leading architect and designer Jean-Marie Massaud and released in 2010.
August 8th, 2011
The organic look of the chair is characterized by free flowing shapes that explore new ways and creative possibilities defining the armchair genre.
The structure is made from a molded polyurethane foam with leather covering available in a range of colour options and the base is painted aluminium available in Matt white or black.
Once more, Poliform has been able to combine design and high technology, according to furnishing proposals aligned with contemporary needs: style, refinement.


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