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Angel and Angel L

Angel and Angel L

The new Angel chairs, now available from Furniture Options.

Designed by:
Archirivolto

Made in:
Portugal

About:
• Commercial indoor & outdoor application

• Cafes & Restaurants
• Shopping Centres & Food Halls
• Stackable
• UV protected
• Chair trolley available
• Colours: Anthracite, white red , yellow and army green

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Materials:
Polypropylene, mesh style seat & back, contoured back

Furniture Options
www.furnitureoptions.com.au

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