Apil
Product Information
Apil is an armchair of apparently classic lines, with a subtle break with conventional codes: like the legs at sight. It recalls the composite style of the 1950s, declined in very attractive types, from the wrap-around armchair to the complementary puoffe. With the elegance of its presence, it is perfect for residential interiors, but with a strong attitude of hospitality.
- Origin: 西班牙
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: D.E. Gagliardini
- Dimensions: W730 x D790 x H750 / SH550 mm
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