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Designed by Pietro Arosio
Intercity is a modular range that allows the creation of spaces suited to any environment and any requirement. With a wide choice of basic modules, straight, curved or peninsula configurations can be created. The upholstered seats can be combined as required, choosing different modules, to configure widely varying solutions. Seats can be alternated with glass or laminate connecting tops.
Finishes:
Polished Base in aluminium, upholstery in a selection of fabrics or leather, black lacquered glass top
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