Mustique

Maltese designer Gordon Guillaumier designed Mustique for Lema, an agreeable sofa, ideal for shut arrangements, best case scenario, in the leather rendition, wide and exquisite however fundamental and formal also, whose name alludes to an island of the Grenadines, reviewing the possibility of a live and cheerful spot, bound to unwind and resting soul holidays.‎ A construction comprising of two Hs in shined or brushed metal, with a flimsy segment, supporting the upholstered straight base unit, covered by the seat pads, making a twofold delicate layer making the design more linear.‎ Cushions are on the whole standard fit, a parallelepiped, in various sizes as per the capacities, and covers are delivered all the more valuable by a nitty gritty sewing following and underlining each shape.‎ An adjusted sythesis offers an impeccably adjusted design, a kind of neo-plastic creation where every unit is effectively positioned and plays its role.‎ Soft surfaces with adjusted corners stand apart for the extra high pads, adapted to follow the back.‎