The Belle is complete seating comfort with a strong visual identity, created with the contemporary workplace at the forefront of design ideals.
June 30th, 2016
Belle is the latest meeting and boardroom chair to join AWM range. The design of the Belle recalls the classic of furniture design, and allows it to complement quick, active meeting environments, while still enriching any contemporary boardroom with a sense of elegance
People oriented product design has been at the heart of the workplace and commercial furniture in the AWM range since the team first founded in 1993. The Sydney and Melbourne based team has always ensured that simple design meets functionality in its effortless range, and the Belle continues this tradition.
The Belle concept accommodates to contemporary office interior design trends that place simplicity and modernity side by side. With its latest technology and lumbar support, the Belle will be the perfect chair for your workspace.
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