Grande Papilio Armchair & Ottoman
Designed by Naoto Fukasawa for B&B Italia
Made in Italy
Our floor model of Grande Papilio Armchair & Ottoman by Naoto Fukasawa for B&B Italia is now on sale and ready for pickup at our Vail showroom. In good condition, this set features fabric upholstery in Ada Purple.
- One (1) set available
- Finish as shown in second image
- Good condition
- Shipping not included
- Sold as-is
BNB-GRANDE-DISPLAY
Overview
Grande Papilio Armchair & Ottoman by Naoto Fukasawa for B&B Italia was designed with fluidity around an upside-down truncated cone. The curved shape of its cozy seat is a clear sign of a desire to offer maximum comfort to the sitter. The wings that extend at the sides of the chair emphasize the sensation of comfort: they help support the hips and the back.
Materials
- Internal frame in tubular steel and steel profiles
- Internal frame upholstery in Bayfit® flexible cold-shaped polyurethane foam, polyester fiber cover
- Swivel base-frame in metallic grey color painted steel laminate and aluminum extrusion
- Ferrules in thermoplastic material
- Cover in fabric
DISPLAY SALE TERMS
- All sales final.
- All display sale items are sold as-is.
- All items are available for immediate pickup.
- To evaluate condition, please visit the Vail showroom or request additional images.
- Studio Como does NOT deliver or coordinate delivery for display sale items, but we will refer you to companies that provide the service.
About B&B Italia
B&B Italia is one of the world’s foremost modern furniture companies, renowned for high-end designer furnishings. Founded in 1966 with the entrepreneurial vision of Piero Ambrogio Busnelli, B&B Italia represents the extraordinary convergence of design and industry—the expression of contemporary culture.
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