Delta
Product Information
Organic-inspired, the bowl shaped seat and backrest adopt the smooth and refined curves of a pebble with three rounded corners. It is this triangular shape which gives the name of Delta.
- Origin: Spain
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: Javier Herrero
- Dimensions: W810 x D770 x H1000 / SH400 mm
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