Babila Café Stool
Babila Café Stool
An FSC-certified ash wood cafe stool with an extreme lightweight look.
Upholstered Seat pad available as an option. Barstools and chair also available in Babila family.
Features
Ash wood stool
Option for upholstered seat pad
Complementary bar stools available
2703: Non upholstered
2703/A: Upholstered seat pad
Additional information
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| Designer | Odo Fioravanti |
| Colours | Frame: Bleached ash ( Clear stain). Coloured Stain options: Footrest: Black, White, Upholstery: Various fabrics available. COM available. |
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