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Lazada
Designed by Christophe Delcourt
Introducing ALMA, infused with modern Asian aesthetics. The table legs, broader at the base and tapering upwards, embody a sense of balance and stability. Its intricate hollow structure echoes the essence of traditional Asian architecture and lamp design, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship. ALMA seamlessly blends traditional charm with contemporary materials and design, making it an iconic piece of its era.
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Kat dining chair is a well-crafted and utilitarian design. The round edges and corners on the solid wood leg contribute a soft and quiet feel. The visible dark grey epoxy metal screws and rails add a touch of elegance. It’s a chair that does not call for attention but attracts you anyway.
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