Minimalist and innovative, the Ayana collection becomes a new chapter in the story that connects B&B Italia to Naoto Fukasawa. It sees wood as the protagonist, interpreted in an unusual way, with a pleasant oriental touch.
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Italy
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Product details
Dimensions
Width: 262.5 cm
Depth: 101 cm
Height: 71 cm
Seat Height: 40 cm
Box Style Cushions Sold Separately
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Delivery & Returns
Please choose carefully as refunds are not provided for change of mind or incorrect selection. We recommend you carefully preview any orders before proceeding with your order. If you make an error please contact our team immediately for assistance.
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Warranty & Care
Manufacturer's Warranty
We guarantee that all products sold are free from manufacturing faults and defects for a period of 24 months from the date of original delivery. In the event that a product is proven to be defective, you are entitled to the restoration of the goods through repair or replacement, whichever is decided as being the most efficient and effective remedy.
It should also be noted that the guarantee does not cover:
Any breakage caused by negligent and/or improper use of the goods
Changes caused by normal wear and tear
Any damage caused by lack of and/or erroneous maintenance
Any damage due to an accident or force
Degradation of finish caused by environmental factors
Care
Every piece of Space Furniture is special and keeping it in great condition is important to us. Over time, all pieces will naturally change as a result of environmental conditions and, regular use. To help ensure you enjoy your purchase for many years, we have developed the following guidelines to help you care for your furniture here
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Natural Teakwood / LINARIA Rope Fabric
Regular price
$20,800
Sale price
$20,800
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Ayana Sofa
Designed by
Naoto Fukasawa
Minimalist and innovative, the Ayana collection becomes a new chapter in the story that connects B&B Italia to Naoto Fukasawa. It sees wood as the protagonist, interpreted in an unusual way, with a pleasant oriental touch.