Café Culture presents Casa 1796’s bright, convenient table.
July 11th, 2012
The Servolino is a hot little table from Miniforms, Italy. Designed by Casa 1796, Servolino is made of natural oiled timber and lacquered MDF, and has a handy removable top-tray to serve drinks or hang on the frame for compact storage. Available in several fun colours and in round version.


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