Adex
Product Information
Design inspired by some classic early 20th century pieces. This armchair combines the feeling of great comfort, with the sobriety and the rigidity of a minimalist structure. The marked differentiation of materials and its simple construction makes it possible to play with different finishes and colours, making Adex easily customizable.
- Origin: Spain
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: Alejandro Azorín
- Dimensions: W820 x D790 x H780 / SH420 mm
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