Couch 2-seater oak, black leather upholstery, black legs

Original price was: 4 605,00 €.Current price is: 3 249,00 €. incl. VAT 25.5 %

All of the variations of Ateljee provide comfortable seating comfort. Ateljee is an elegant interior element that can also be used as a space divider. The idea Yrjö Kukkapuro had when designing the Ateljee series was to create a new kind of sofa structure. The metal tubular structure is light, modular and easy to assemble and disassemble when needed. Thus, Ateljee can be lengthened and shortened according to the need. Ateljee can be preserved from one generation to the next and it ages beautifully.

Delivery time 2–4 weeks

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Product code: 36YRKU-tilaustuote–1
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Description

The wood panels, which are fastened to the frame with screws, form a support for the loose seat cushions. The armrest cushions are attached to the frame with a flat iron. The base of the seat is formed by woven elastic straps which are attached to the tubular frame with metal hooks. The pipe frame is made of high-quality steel that is painted in black. Visible black mounting screws and components ensure complete repairability. The legs of the Ateljee sofa are protected by a metal sleeve that come in black color by standard but are also available in white and in chrome.
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\nThe wooden parts of the Ateljee sofa are made of high-quality mdf board. Standard color is black, but the panels are also available in white and in the following wood veneer options: light oak, birch and walnut.
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\nAteljee headrest is an accessory that is available with the same wooden parts and upholstery as the furniture. Headrest can also be integrated with the old Ateljee products.
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\nAteljee is delivered in a plastic-free cardboard box with a certificate of authenticity. The product has a two-year warranty (does not apply to normal wear and tear of the product).
\nThe Ateljee, designed in 1963, is part of the collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and MoMan in New York.