A table designed, engineered and created to be adaptable to any setting. To be, and remain “evergreen”, an example of “good design” – design purity, functionality, class.
August 8th, 2011
Starting at the top: choose from the elegance of oak, the sophistication of marble or the contemporary look of glossy lacquer. While the base narrates a boldly artistic tale, the subtext is technologically aware.
Evolutions in depth and curves, the harmonious flow of lines dictated by the pencil converge toward a virtuosity of form that only a major investment in casting moulds can achieve.
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