Designed by Claesson Koivisto Rune
Split expresses an elegant, immediately recognisable character, aside from its size, form and colour that lend coherence to the most diverse solutions and compositions in any given space. This is the concept behind the Split collection, a complete system of tables for both the home and contract interior, available in four different forms: coffee table, meeting table, bar table and low occasional table. Split comes in a range of shapes – round, elliptical, square, rectangular – and in a variety of finishes that allow one to create a coordinated look in either colour or monochrome.
Finishes:
Base in metal powder coated white, brown or black, top in laminate in white or black or in polished white carrara or matt black travetine marble
Dimensions:
W450 x D450 x H500 mm
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