Delight - Archirivolto - Armchair - What's up? - Acrylic, Metal





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The blue Mambo armchair by Archirivolto for Delight is made of acrylic and metal and dates from 2000–2010.
Description from the seller
This Mambo armchair, with its distinctive, timeless design, is now available.
An authentic 2003 Made in Italy piece, it has always been displayed in a controlled environment, which is why it still looks almost new.
The Mambo armchair was made with a blow-molded polycarbonate body. This blue color is the most sought-after, more so than red, yellow, or transparent.....
There’s no need to say more; the photos speak for themselves.......
It will be shipped in a custom-built wooden crate.
Shipping costs include the cost of making the wooden packing crate, with no additional charge.
The armchair’s measurements are
Shipping to some islands (including European ones located far from their respective countries, such as the Canary Islands, etc.) may cost more due to the challenges involved or the distance. It’s best to ask for details beforehand.....
This Mambo armchair, with its distinctive, timeless design, is now available.
An authentic 2003 Made in Italy piece, it has always been displayed in a controlled environment, which is why it still looks almost new.
The Mambo armchair was made with a blow-molded polycarbonate body. This blue color is the most sought-after, more so than red, yellow, or transparent.....
There’s no need to say more; the photos speak for themselves.......
It will be shipped in a custom-built wooden crate.
Shipping costs include the cost of making the wooden packing crate, with no additional charge.
The armchair’s measurements are
Shipping to some islands (including European ones located far from their respective countries, such as the Canary Islands, etc.) may cost more due to the challenges involved or the distance. It’s best to ask for details beforehand.....

