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Designed by Ximi Li
The substantial semi-cylinder legs connect the slim stone top to form an oval shape, the Ratio coffee table is both sturdy and elegant. Feathering multiple materials that adds details and highlights to this piece.
Finishes:
Structure in wood with veneer in walnut or stained oak, top in porcelain, shelf in wood lacquered gloss volcanic grey
Dimensions:
W1200 x D920 x H341 mm W1400 x D920 x H341 mm
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The substantial semi-cylinder leg joint the slim stone top to complement a round shape top, the Ratio side table is both sturdy and elegant. Featuring multiple materials that adds details and highlight to this piece.
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$950.00
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