Letto Michetta
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Letto Michetta di Gaetano Pesce, ©Meritalia®
The Michetta bed by Gaetano Pesce, like the sofa from the same series, is a modular object, made of eclectic modules that can be ever – arranged and rearranged. The result: a sofa that is welcoming and eclectic at once.
Letto Michetta di Gaetano Pesce, ©Meritalia®
Letto Michetta di Gaetano Pesce, ©Meritalia®
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