• High end Welles Sofa by Longhi Casa Design
  • High end Welles Sofa by Longhi Casa Design
  • High end Welles Sofa by Longhi Casa Design
  • High end Welles Sofa by Longhi Casa Design
  • High end Welles Sofa by Longhi Casa Design
  • High end Welles Sofa by Longhi Casa Design
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Welles Sofa

Product details

Designed By Giuseppe Viganò

Two version of this sofa: with standard depth of cm 100 and in the larger double depth cm 100\120. Various elements can be combined to form corner compositions. Wood structure covered in polyurethane foam in different thicknesses. The seats have la beech wood structures with elastic bands covered in triple thickness polyurethane foam covered in sterilised goose down, supported by Memory Foam padding that allows it to keep its shape. The structural base is in wood and can be covered with a smooth or diamond-shaped quilted cover, finished with a chromed metal ring in the finishes:

bright light gold, - matt Champagne gold, - bright chrome, - bright black chrome, - matt satined bronze. Backrest cushions in sterilised goose down, provided only in the double depth version. Given the special manufacturing process, the upholstery of this model is NOT removable.

This product has a delivery estimate of 16-18 weeks

Dimensions:

Available Sizes:

Sofas

Seating H 15.7"

W 87.4", 107", 130.7", 142.5"

D 39.3"

H 29.1"

Sofas double depth

Seating H 15.7"

W 130.7", 142.5"

D 49.2"

H 29.1"

Central

Seating H 15.7"

W 31.4", 41.3"

D 39.3", 49.2"

H 29.1"

End unit L.H

Seating H 15.7"

W 43.7", 53.5", 65.3", 71.2", 75.1", 94.8", 118.5", 130.3"

D 49.2"

H 29.1"

End unit R.H

Seating H 15.7"

W 43.7", 53.5", 65.3", 71.2", 75.1", 94.8", 118.5", 130.3"

D 49.2"

H 29.1"

End unit double depth L.H.

Seating H 15.7"

W 65.3", 71.2"

D 49.2"

H 29.1"

End unit double depth R.H.

Seating H 15.7"

W 65.3", 71.2"

D 49.2"

H 29.1"

Ottoman

W 41.3" x D 25.5" x H 15.7"

W 41.3" x D 39.3" x H 15.7"

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