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Lazada
Designed by Dainelli Studio
Inspired by the ethereal transparency of bamboo forests, this bamboo table harmoniously blends the elements of bamboo and tea, creating a serene moment of Zen in urban living. Symbolizing the pursuit of mind-body balance, the table?s presence is both calming and grounding. The tapered-edge and organically shaped table top, enhanced by a lacquer finish, ensures the piece becomes a focal point, anchoring any space with its elegance.
Finishes:
Structure in wood lacquered in a selection of colours
Dimensions:
W2400 x D1050 x H750 mm W2700 x D1050 x H750 mm W3000 x D1050 x H750 mm
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