Daytripper originated form aeronautical influences. True to its form and function, daytripper is a contemporary signature piece to suit the commercial and domestic market. Daytripper’s unique shape offers a compact and versatile system. The design is completed with an emphasis on sustainability and materials that do not impact the environment. Delivery time: 6 weeks Applications: […]
November 21st, 2008
Daytripper originated form aeronautical influences. True to its form and function, daytripper is a contemporary signature piece to suit the commercial and domestic market. Daytripper’s unique shape offers a compact and versatile system. The design is completed with an emphasis on sustainability and materials that do not impact the environment.
Delivery time: 6 weeks
Applications: Commercial and residential
Variations: Single, 2, 2.5 and 3 seaters, coffee table
Finish: Powder-coat leg frame
Designer: Simon Duff, www.fusedesign.com.au
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