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Designed by Alessandro Dubini
Barcode modular sofa with a supporting structure in teak wood certified and stuffed elements, which are available in the quilted covering version. Seat and arms with okoume wood internal structure for outdoor and in solid fir/spruce wood for indoor environments.
Finishes:
Structure in teak, upholstery in a selection of outdoor fabrics
Dimensions:
W1800 x D900 x H670 mm SH400 mm W2200 x D1100 x H670 mm SH400 mm
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Collection which takes its name from the different thickness and irregular arrangement of certified teak slats that make up the “barcode” effect.
Collection made of certified teak, with clean and simple design; its staves of various depths create an irregular barcode pattern effect. The cot is suitable for living and relaxation and enhanced by the soft cushions made of woven weatherproof fabrics. The backrest is adjustable in four positions.
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