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Designed by Studio Inclass
Pau from Inclass is an innovative proposal of upholstered elements that can be combined to suit the dimensions and shapes of any space. The collection consists of sofas which are manufactured with or without backrests of different sizes that can be combined with wooden or upholstered arms. This variety of elements allows a greater formal flexibility which gives solution to all kinds of projects. Aesthetically, PAU is a collection of pure and essential lines which becomes gentle, warm and elegant with the combination of fabrics and wooden elements.
Finishes:
Base in beech veneer in natural or stained or in stainless steel, upholstery in a selection of fabrics or leather, option of 80 or 180 mm width arms
Dimensions:
Arms 80 mm: W830 x D800 x H720 mm Arms 180 mm: W1030 x D800 x H720 mm
Note:
Minimum order of 6 pcs
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