Lio
Designed by Roberto Barbieri, 2005
Stool
Frame in aluminum alloy (2292) or in polished aluminum alloy, or painted black, graphite or white (2291). Seat and back with polyurethane upholstery. Removable cover in leather. Footrest in satin-finished stainless steel. Upon request a 100% white cotton loose stool cover to be put on without fixing, covering seat and backrest, can be supplied.
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