Emuc
Product Information
Emuc a model in which emphasises the rounded shapes of its cushions, large body that inspires comfort and seclusion. This aspect is achieved by using down touch microfibre filling (Microgel). Modules joined by lateral anchorage. Sofa or modules greater than 200cm are prepared so that arms can be removed on site. Option: sliding seat and backrest, moving together into a reclining position.
- Origin: Spain
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: Arbel
- Dimensions: (Different combination can be made, please contact us for more detail.)
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