Maia

Living Edge is proud to have added the Maia collection to its range. Designed by Patricia Urquiola for Kettal, Maia represents an industrial reinterpretation of traditional weaving. The collection is light and modern thanks to its contemporary geometry, aluminium framework and high-tech fibre dressing. Cushions complete the design. Maia is available nationally through Living Edge. […]

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Living Edge is proud to have added the Maia collection to its range.

The collection is light and modern thanks to its contemporary geometry, aluminium framework and high-tech fibre dressing. Cushions complete the design.

Maia is available nationally through Living Edge.

Dimensions: Visit www.livingedge.com.au for details

Delivery time: Limited stock otherwise appox 14 weeks

Variations: Visit www.livingedge.com.au for details

Finish: Visit www.livingedge.com.au for details

Manufacturer: Kettal

Designer: Patricia Urquiola

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