Chaise Longue COUSY by Vincent Van Duysen for Arflex
100% Made in Italy
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Combining comfort and elegance, the COUSY chaise longue was designed by interior designer Vincent Van Duysen and made in Italy by Arflex.
This seat has been designed to be matched the sofa. Contact customer care to discover all the fabrics and leathers available (pictured: fabric Brest cat. T2 - 63% Cotton, 37% Linen).
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Featured details:
- Structure in solid beech and poplar plywood.
- Seat springing with elastic belts.
- Structure padding in shaped polyurethane with differentiated density/polyester fibre.
- Seat and backrest padding in shaped polyurethane with different densities, channelled goose down / anti-pillow cover, and ducted / antifoam lining differentiated density.
- Feet with front wheels in thermoplastic polyurethane with brake, rear feet in solid beech wood.
- Cover in removable fabric.
Product Details
Color: Blue
Material: Fabric, Wood
Dimensions (cm): H 75.0 x W 90.0 x D 130.0
Dimensions (in): H 29.5 x W 35.4 x D 51.2
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