Busnelli ARMADILLO Velvet armchair with armrests

One of the most iconic pieces in the Busnelli catalogue, the Armadillo armchair, designed in 1969 by Gianni Pareschi, takes on a new look.‎ The soul of this icon is the curved tubular metal frame, covered by soft handcrafted cushions that design the line of the seat.‎ An iconic armchair designed by Gianni Pareschi in 1969, re-edited in a more contemporary, sustainable, ecodesign key.‎ The chromatic nuances due to the folding of the fabric evoke the natural characteristics of the armadillo, from which it takes its name.‎ Armadillo's craftsmanship is also visible in the stitching, cross-stitched with tone-on-tone or contrasting threads that create an elegant geometric pattern.‎ It is available in one colour with stitching to match the Touch, Feel leather and velvet in all their colour variations.‎ In the case of the two-tone version, the supporting fabric is made of Velvet 300 or leather Touch 2374 or leather Feel 7209 with contrast stitching that will follow the finish of the cushions.‎ The remaining seat upholstery must be completed with the same type of fabric/leather.‎ The Kaleidoscope version is made with Velvet 135 support fabric and cushions in 30 different colours of the same fabric.‎ Further info from manufacturer on ARMADILLO Busnelli