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Designed by Archirivolto
FUNGO side table’s lively design reflects a stylish and elegant attitude toward life. Its lacquered color separation and varying heights reflect the sophistication of traditional techniques and the diversity of contemporary design. The tray-like side table has the practical detail of a utensil and comes in a variety of colors and sizes.
Finishes:
Structure in fiberglass lacquered in a selection of colours, optional internal in different colour
Dimensions:
DIA400 x H450 mm DIA400 x H350 mm
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