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Not-Too-Late

by Fanuli

Melbourne, Australia

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Bench made of solid scented cedar wood, carved from a single block. The design is inspired by the figure of a polar bear half submerged in water, a visual metaphor for climate change and its consequences.

Available size - 240cm long

Not-Too-Late
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Bench made of solid scented cedar wood, carved from a single block.

The design is inspired by the figure of a polar bear half submerged in water, a visual metaphor for climate change and its consequences.

Available size - 240cm long

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Not-Too-Late

The Not-Too-Late is supplied by Fanuli. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Fanuli lists on ArchiPro.

Fanuli does not publish a price for the Not-Too-Late on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.

It is listed under Ottomans and Poufs on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with ottomans and poufs from other suppliers.

Yes. Fanuli provides benches_not_too_late_eng.pdf for it, in the Downloads section above, alongside an ArchiPro spec sheet. More of their files are on their downloads page.

from this page, see their contact details on ArchiPro, or visit their website. The Fanuli profile on ArchiPro has the rest of their products.

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Supplier Reviews

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“Visited Fanuli Furniture recently and had a really positive experience. The showroom has a great range of modern and timeless pieces, all beautifully displayed. The team were welcoming and knowledgeable, giving helpful advice without being pushy. You can really see the quality in the materials and finishes. Definitely worth checking out if you’re after stylish, well-crafted furniture.”

Veronika Gallagher