Babila XL "recycled grey" fits harmoniously within a collection poised between tradition and innovation. An armchair with polypropylene shell made entirely from recycled material – 50% from plastic material post-consumer waste and 50% from plastic material industrial waste – that stands out for the large dimension of its seat and armrests. Ø 16 mm tubular steel legs.
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