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Designed by Gianluigi Landoni
Finishes:
Structure in steel with ceramic polished or matt finish, optional LED light 3000K
Dimensions:
W1000 x D310 x H70 mm W1500 x D310 x H70 mm W2000 x D310 x H70 mm W2000 x D490 x H880 mm W2500 x D490 x H880 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.
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.
Segment is a wall mirror with engraved segments of great visual impact. Available in various sizes in the square, rectangular or round shape, also with a led lighting on the back that catches the eye to the segment decoration.
Clip coat hanger consists of three metal elements of various heights, welded together to increase the capacity.
$610.00
The Rise & Shine Wall Mirror utilises bold forms with an asymmetrical composition to create an unfolding feature within any space. A softening oak centre point allows the mirror and brass components to push and pull against each other, providing an ever-changing point of reflection. Whether employed for different functions, or simply to create an […]
Different geometric shapes and various combinations of materials, create infinite uses and setting possibilities. A simple concept from which arises a complete collection of tables and accessories for the most varied environments and situations.
Magda is a new collection of sideboards that combines the material aspect and the soft grains of the marble effect ceramic with the precious and fascinating shades of the Sovet’s mirrors