Stylecraft is proud to introduce designer Keith Melbourne and his latest collection of soft furnishings, Blue, to its product range.
November 21st, 2012
The Blue range consists of a lounge available in three sizes, a single armchair and an ottoman. All feature precise and considered curves for optimum comfort.
The lounge, with sweeping sculpted lines, is produced in widths of 1900mm, 2200mm and 2500mm.
The shell is comprised of environmentally certified timber and foam, and may be upholstered in fabric, leather, or other materials to your specification. The mild steel base is powdercoated in a white or black soft textured finish.
Defined by its elegant lines, the Blue collection adds sophistication to both domestic and commercial settings.
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