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Lazada
Designed by Gordon Guillaumier
Minimalism and pure elegance characterize the Cage tables, whose precious top comes in different types of marble, round or square.
Finishes:
Structure in metal lacquered white, matt gold or black or plated matt or shiny champagne gold or black chrome, top in polished white carrara, white calacatta or black marquina marble or in smoked or bronze mirror
Dimensions:
DIA500 x H470 mm
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