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Lazada
Designed by Ludovica & Roberto Palomba
A minimal top, in crystal or canaletto walnut veneer, suspended on two independent wood structures: the result is a very refined table, thanks to the elegant details and the lightweight look of the piece overall.easel, designed for Driade by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba, is a table that plays on proportions and dynamism.
Finishes:
Base in solid canaletto walnut, top in canaletto walnut
Dimensions:
W2200 x D900 x H730 mm W2400 x D1050 x H730 mm W2700 x D1050 x H730 mm
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