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Designed by Gianluigi Landoni
The table has been inspired by the dynamism of a moving element, like the ribbon of a gymnast that vaults in the air drawing natural and soft shapes. Its original look furnishes the living area with a touch of essential harmony.
Finishes:
Structure in solid ash in natural or stained wenge or solid walnut, top in glass in clear or in a selection of glass tinted, textured liquid or in ceramic polished or matt finish
Dimensions:
DIA1400 x H760 mm DIA1500 x H760 mm DIA1700 x H760 mm DIA1800 x H760 mm
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This original and versatile series of coffee and side tables is available in different shapes, sizes, materials for the top and in different finishes for the metal base. Ideal as lamp/ coffee table, it perfectly matches with any kind of seat, thanks to its lively personality.
A new table whose shapes and materials are enhanced in a natural equilibrium of geometries thanks to the iconic base inspired by the sculpted lines of the Dolomites.
Elegant and light like the namesake glass, this table expresses different personalities according to the chosen materials and colour combinations: from the top in lacquered glass, Materia, wood, ceramic or hpl, to the base in lacquered or polished chrome metal.
$7,920.00
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