This curvaceous, upright stool / chair hybrid blurs the boundaries between furniture types. Perfect informal seating for all applications. Traditionally upholstered in Australia. Dimensions: W450mD700mmH550mm Delivery Time: 6-8 weeks Applications: Contract and domestic Variations: hundreds of colours Finish: 100% wool, wool mix, vinyl or leather
November 21st, 2008
This curvaceous, upright stool / chair hybrid blurs the boundaries between furniture types. Perfect informal seating for all applications. Traditionally upholstered in Australia.
Dimensions: W450mD700mmH550mm
Delivery Time: 6-8 weeks
Applications: Contract and domestic
Variations: hundreds of colours
Finish: 100% wool, wool mix, vinyl or leather
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