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Harry Large
Large round ottoman with four seamed sections, in two sizes, by Antonio Citterio, 2004
1540 × 350 × 1540 mm
2004
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Harry Large (2004, Antonio Citterio) is a large round ottoman whose surface has seams that mark out four sections. B&B Italia says it can serve as a seat or as a convenient surface near the sofas, and that it can also stand alone.
Construction
- Inner structure: tubular steel with steel profiles
- Padding: shaped polyurethane of different density with a polyester-fibre cover
- Feet: thermoplastic material
- Cover: fabric or leather
Specifications
- HL154P: Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 154 and 35 cm
Story
Seat, surface or on its own
The page describes an element that can be used almost everywhere. The large round ottoman can be a seat, a surface beside the sofas, or a piece that stands alone.
Four sections
The seams on the top of the cushion divide it into four sections. The library page draws two round sizes, HL110P at 110 cm (43 1/4 in) and HL154P at 154 cm (60 5/8 in) in diameter.
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