Emma Long Lounge Armchair
Collection: Emma
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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Emma Long Lounge Armchair is a sort of chaise longue with light and airy structure. An elegant and extraordinarily comfortable seat, in which modernity and refinement find a new form of expression.
The shapes of the iconic Emma Bergère designed by Monica Armani for Varaschin open up to an even more cocooning dimension.
The Emma Daybed family, designed to welcome all members of the family as if in an embrace, is characterized by the unmistakable handmade weaving that enhances its shape and design..
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Architect Monica Armani continues her research work on the weaving developed with Emma, now an icon of outdoor design, creating Nido.
The Emma Daybed family, designed to welcome all members of the family as if in an embrace, is characterized by the unmistakable handmade weaving that enhances its shape and design..
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A day entirely in the open air? Now it is possible. Thanks to Outdoor Cooking, Varaschin first outdoor kitchen.
The handmade weaving, in acrylic fabric Band, redesigns, with the complicity of the solid and enveloping structure in powder-coated aluminium, the concept of the sofa, projecting it into a dimensio
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