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Lazada
Designed by Hanne Willmann
Sio is a classically designed armchair with a modern appeal. The solid-wood frame is made of fine round timber, supporting a visually light saddle leather to create a unique relationship between two materials. Together, Sio armchair radiates a sense of modern romanticism.
Finishes:
Structure in solid walnut or stained oak, upholstery in saddle leather
Dimensions:
W680 x D735 x H780 mm
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