Now these same round, soft and sinuous shapes are repeated in a seating system which includes different typologies: from the linear sofa to the terminal elements, from the armchair with back in two heights, to the chaise lounge and to the new ottomans. Fat-Sofa can be upholstered in fabric or leather and is available in […]
November 21st, 2008
Now these same round, soft and sinuous shapes are repeated in a seating system which includes different typologies: from the linear sofa to the terminal elements, from the armchair with back in two heights, to the chaise lounge and to the new ottomans. Fat-Sofa can be upholstered in fabric or leather and is available in a double-colour version or mixing leather and fabric, where the horizontal and vertical surfaces dialogue with each other through nuances of shade or in stronger contrasts.
Dimensions: Contact Space Furniture for size options
Delivery time: 12 weeks
Variations: Armchairs, ottomans, sofas
Finish: Available in fabric and leather options, contact Space Furniture for colours
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