Arper - Product Review
Architectural Review, The, June, 2003
Lola, is a new stacking chair from Arper designed by the Lievore Altherr Molina studio. A chrome-plated tubular steel frame supports a composite shell finished in oak veneer coated with a matt varnish. Toughness with style-a bit like Humphrey Bogart in his pomp.
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