Description
The Grace Sectional Sofa influenced by seashells and Botticelli's Birth of Venus. It was made with an original and sober spirit at the same time.
"It was created to create a very special atmosphere, both mysterious and welcoming," explains designer Nika Zupanc. The Grace is also available as a two-seater sofa, three- and four-seater sofa and corner sofa.
The Director and founder Pavlo Schtakleff since the beginning in 2007 had a priority to highlight the prestigious and elegance while respecting the excellence in the realization of the furniture.
Based in London and manufacturing throughout Europe using the most meticulous techniques, Sé will continue to fascinate us for a long time to come.
Technical details :
Dimensions : 321.8 W 251.7 D. 77.2 H
Materials : Above product:
Upholstered in Dedar
Vladimiro col. Tabacco
Origin : London
Design by : Nikita Zupanc
Lead time : 4- 6 weeks
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