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Ara Armchair

Ara Armchair

Cafe Culture’s latest offering from Pedrali.

Designed by: Pedrali

About Me:

Pedrali’s Ara Armchair is both durable and elegant. It features a stackable design and is suitable for use indoors or out. Made in Italy.
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Materials:

Polypropylene with glass fibres.
Dimensions:

595 x 560 x 830

650 ARM

460 SEAT
Café Culture

Sydney 02 9699 8577

Brisbane 07 3254 3700

cafeculture.com.au

sales@cafeculture.com.au

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