The Marcel Ottoman is an elegant bench, with a grid stitch detail to the cushions and a stainless steel tube frame. It is the latest addition to the Norman + Quaine range. Please Contact Living Edge at sydneysales@livingedge.com.au for more details regarding dimensions, delivery time, applications, variations and finishes.
February 3rd, 2009
The Marcel Ottoman is an elegant bench, with a grid stitch detail to the cushions and a stainless steel tube frame. It is the latest addition to the Norman + Quaine range.
Please Contact Living Edge at sydneysales@livingedge.com.au for more details regarding dimensions, delivery time, applications, variations and finishes.
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