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Bardot You Black Painted
Bardot You Black Painted
It is distinguished by elegance and shine version BARDOT YOU that amplifies her signature style with new facilities, new pastel shades and vibrant colors, and finishes refined and current. The structure is lightened with clean legs thanks to the use of the metal rod. A pleasantly soft and gentle design, that of the new Bardot Collection, from the years ’50 flavor, made of full volumes, rounded lines, smoothed corners and a unique overall harmony. With a wide range of coatings, fireproof fabric, lane, velvets, leather or imitation leather, which make it suitable for home settings Bardot – kitchen, lunchroom, study – which in larger contexts contract. Contact our team to have the complete materials and colors catalogue to create you own chair.
Price 413,00€
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Material: Metal painted structure, Padded shell
Made in: Italy
Size: Depth 51 cm, Height 78 cm, Width 41 cm
Shipped in 10-11 weeks.
The shipping cost are referred to curbside.
Materials Match
Materials can show differences in colors from one lot to another. Edonart declines any responsibility in the case of any color differences for materials and does not guarantee the exact color correspondence between this sample and the finished product.
This item is “Made to Order”
TrabA'
Trabaldo srl is one of the leader companies in the furniture market thanks to its ability to match the traditional artisanship with modern techniques of high quality.
TrabA’ was born in 2015 from the collaboration between Emilio Nanni and others famous designers like Massimo Broglio. TrabA’ wants to give a different point of view of the contemporary design with a unique style that doesn’t chase the trends but it offers an authentic way to live every spaces. The chairs and the tables of TrabA’ are designed with a basic requirement: to create a perfect harmony between memory, contemporaneity and innovation.
