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Times Lounge Ottoman

Spalvieri & Del Ciotto's ash pouf with leather band and removable padded cover.

Dimensions

650 × 400 × 480 mm

Materials
Solid ash structurePelle Frau leather bandPolyurethane foam and polyester waddingTechnical fabric suspensionFelt floor pads
Finishes
Ash in a wenge stain (32)Ash in a moka stain (61)

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Times Lounge ottoman (the page's body text says pouf) is by Spalvieri & Del Ciotto. The page says it follows the conceptual lines of the Times Lounge armchair and can also be used alone as a temporary seat.

Construction

The solid ash structure has two circular-section stands at the sides joined by two oval-section bars. A band of Pelle Frau leather forms the taut surface under a second padded cover in polyurethane foam and polyester wadding, which can be removed.

Specifications

  • Code 5656511: 40 cm vertical; 47 cm, 65 cm and 48 cm printed on the drawing (axes not labelled)
  • Ash stains: wenge (32), moka (61)
  • Certification: FSC 100% wood

Story

A pouf that follows the armchair

Poltrona Frau's page says the design principles of the Times bed are revisited in the Times Lounge armchair, and that the pouf follows the same conceptual lines. It is described as designed to complement the armchair and add to its comfort, but it can also stand alone as a temporary seat.

Stands echoing the armchair

The page describes two circular-section stands at the sides, connected by two oval-section bars, and says these echo the design choices of the armchair.

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