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A suite of two armchairs and sofa in grey velvet mohair fabric

This suite of two armchairs and one sofa in solid mahogany is designed by Finnish designer and interior architect Olavi Hänninen for Huonekalu Mikko Nupponen (HMN), Lahtis, Finland in the 1960’s. The model features crossed legs on each side which have the shape of a boomerang, hence its name “Bumerang”. The backrest is divided into slats and the armrests are finished with leather straps. The seating leans slightly backwards and creates a dynamic look whilst at the same time creating a wonderful sitting comfort. All pillows have been professionally reupholstered in a soft and inviting grey velvet mohair fabric from Pierre Frey, Paris.

33.200 EUR

H: 43cm / 17”

W: 170cm / 67”

D: 75cm / 30”

Item nr: 12019

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