Price: from CHF 2’230
The iconic Bollo armchair combines high comfort with clean lines. Inspired by the distinctive tubular frames of mid-20th century lounge chairs, its generous upholstery wraps around and softens the metal frame.
Bollo is the result of a clever mix of comfort and economical use of materials. Its generous proportions make it a seat you can really get comfortable in.
Dimensions
Height: 71 cm
Width: 81 cm
Depth: 81 cm
Seat height: 42.5 cm
Armrest height: 62 cm
Seat depth: 54 cm
Materials
Frame: Absorbent cotton
Feet: Powder coated steel
Seat: removable foam and wadding cushion
Backrest: removable foam and wadding cushion
Armrest: removable foam and wadding cushion
Upholstery: leather, fabric, sheepskin
Feet: Plastic glides
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