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Lazada
Designed by Gianluigi Landoni
The refined and minimal structure of Helia is enhanced by the shelves in bronzed or smoked mirror to give an exclusive charm to the interiors. The two sizes and the different widths allow different uses and combinations.
Finishes:
Structure in metal lacquered mocha, black or burnished brass, back and shelf in smoke or bronze mirror
Dimensions:
W400 x D200 x H400 mm W600 x D300 x H300 mm
$1,230.00
Inspired by the classics of the past and modern in its shape, Slen is the perfect mirror to elevate and add value to any space.
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