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Pair of two Favela armchairs designed by Humberto and Fernando Campana for Edra
Item description
Set of two armchairs mod. 'Favela' designed by Fernando and Humberto Campana, for Edra (2003).
ID: 6186-1589467359-7298
Item details
contemporary
Time period
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- pick up at Seller's shop (free)
- intOndo ground floor shipping with predefined shipping fees within continental Italy and Europe; quotation requests for the rest of the world
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This policy is not applied to pickups.
Please to find out more, read our Buyer's Guide.
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- credit card
- Paypal
- direct bank transfers by Sofort
- traditional bank transfers.
We remind you that your purchases are submitted to items availability in the Seller's store: if the item is not available, you'll be notified and intOndo will immediately send you the money back.
