hm88
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The sculptural form of Chijioke Aguh’s “voluptuous bench” combines a strong visual impact with practicality and comfort. The aeroply frame is upholstered in cmhr graded foams and supported on boomerang-shaped steel feet finished in a mid-grey powder coat. A wide choice of fabrics and hides is available.
- Designer: Chijioke Aguh
- Dimensions: W2200 x D490 x H480/SH430/480 mm
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Origin: England
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