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Designed by Gianluigi Landoni
Pureness and minimalism are the keys to understanding a product which combines simplicity and functionality. Entirely realized in glass it can be a magazine holder and a practical side table.
Finishes:
Structure in glass in clear or tinted smoke
Dimensions:
W350 x D400 x H500 mm W350 x D600 x H500 mm
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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.
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.
$690.00
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