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Vanity Fair Ottoman
Renzo Frau's Vanity Fair pouf: solid beech frame, elastic belts, goose down cushion.
680 × 420 × 500 mm
Official product information
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Overview
The Vanity Fair ottoman is credited to Renzo Frau; the page text calls it a pouf and the Vanity Fair line a comfortable pouf as well as an armchair.
Construction
A frame of seasoned solid beech, elastic belts for the suspension, polyurethane foam padding and a goose down cushion. Its supports are dark walnut-stained beech (05); covers come in Pelle Frau leather or fabric.
Specifications
- Code 5163511: 42 cm vertical; 50 cm and 68 cm printed under the elevations (axes not labelled)
- Cover: not removable
Story
One line, armchair and pouf
Poltrona Frau's page for the pouf gives Renzo Frau as the designer and adds that Vanity Fair, besides the armchair, is also a comfortable pouf.
Renzo Frau
The page's designer note says Lorenzo Frau, known as Renzo, was born in Cagliari in 1881 and founded his own artisan production laboratory in 1912, the year Poltrona Frau was created.
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Chester One Ottoman
Chester One ottoman: a square capitonné pouf on beech, 98 cm each way, in Pelle Frau leather.
Chester Line Ottoman
Chester Line ottoman, a smooth-topped pouf in Pelle Frau leather on a beech and poplar frame.
Collection
Vanity Fair
Vanity Fair by Poltrona Frau: the original armchair, its ottoman and baby version, Vanity Fair XC, and the Fornasetti and Ivo Pannaggi limited editions.
