CHARLES
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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Charles is a sofa bed with Lampolet mechanism, inspired by the shape of the egg, the symbol of perfection and example of lightness; the result is an elegant model, comfortable and delicate, where curved and straight lines coexist harmoniously. By simply rotating the back, without removing any of the cushions, Charles converts into a conventional bed with wooden slats and a 200 cm mattress. The removable cover is washable according to the fabric chosen. Charles is a sofa bed that can be dismantled for easy delivery and is also available as a sofa.
By simply rotating the back, without removing any of the cushions, Charles converts into a conventional bed with wooden slats and a 200 cm mattress
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