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MINIFORMS - ACCO TAVOLO

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MINIFORMS - ACCO TABLE

Florian Schmid Acco is an elegant dining table with a strong character that resists labelling. It displays a mature, sophisticated language, which is developed through the design of the base frame with its distinct regular pattern of wooden lines.

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MINIFORMS – ARTÙ TAVOLO

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MINIFORMS – ARTÙ TABLE

Andrea Lucatello Artù is a table with sober shapes and minimal lines, functional thanks to a rational extendable system. The legs are made of solid wood, the top in veneer on aluminium, in lacquered satin extra-clear glass, in ceramic or in Fenix.

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MINIFORMS – BINO TAVOLO

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MINIFORMS – BINO TABLE

Valentina Carretta Bino is a set of three slender, dynamic coffee tables. A slender strip of metal creates the base for these aesthetically essential coffee tables.

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MINIFORMS – BARRY TAVOLO

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MINIFORMS – BARRY TABLE

Alain Gilles Barry is a distinctly graphic table sporting intriguing volumes, a mixture of solidity and lightness. The legs form a prominent feature and curl distinctly around themselves, revealing the table’s dynamic personality. Barry provides reassurance in the home or office.

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MINIFORMS – CARUSO MADIA

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MINIFORMS – CARUSO MADIA

Paolo Cappello It almost feels like a ritual. Sitting down, with soft light, and pressing play on your smartphone. Then letting vibrations do their thing. Caruso invites you to sit down, take a break, and find again the magic to hear and see an object that plays good music. It stands on the edge of irony, a little futuristic, a little nostalgic, managing...

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MINIFORMS – BRISCOLA TAVOLO

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MINIFORMS – BRISCOLA TABLE

Miniforms Lab Drawing inspiration from the seventies, Briscola is a noble revisitation of the bistro tables where card games were played. It has the flavour of the Italian bars of yesteryear, amid coffee cups and warm informality. The top is supported and framed by an ash-wood tray, while the base, in black or galvanised metal, roots it firmly in the...

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MINIFORMS – CÉLIA MADIA

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MINIFORMS – CÉLIA CABINET

Miniforms Lab Célia takes inspiration from the Art Déco movement of the 1920s and brings it to a current, highimpact context. The protagonist is the decoration which reminds us just how much a weave can enrich an environment, conversing with different materials such as wood and copper. The doors open like a book whilst the pattern is silk-screen printed...

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MINIFORMS – GUALTIERO TAVOLO

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MINIFORMS – GUALTIERO TABLE

Paolo Cappello Gualtiero is designed for smaller, more intimate spaces, from bistros to small apartments, finding the spot for an iconic, practical table.

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MINIFORMS – DALILA MADIA

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MINIFORMS – DALILA CABINET

Miniforms Lab Three reasons why Dalila is the cabinet for your life: it has enormous copper handles, elegant cut-in lines on the doors and is more capacious that May Poppins' carpet bag. It's really something special!

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MINIFORMS – JUMBO SCRITTOIO

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MINIFORMS – JUMBO DESK

Paolo Cappello Jumbo is a solid looking writing desk designed to meet the challenges of the home office or limited space of bedrooms. A band of metal embraces the top, embellishing its volume. Jumbo also features a small drawer to please treasure hoarders.

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MINIFORMS – KOLOS TAVOLINO

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MINIFORMS – KOLOS COFFEE TABLE

Yonoh Studio Kolos is formed in a plaster mould in a pottery where craftsmen apply the glaze and then fire the table. Although shiny and polished to the touch, the material it is made of is evident. The corners absorb less colour and become paler while the pigments are concentrated in the rounded areas, making them darker. Kolos therefore forms a highly...

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MINIFORMS – JUNO MADIE

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MINIFORMS – JUNO CABINET

E-ggs Juno is a container of stories. It is the attempt to reawaken the romantic side of the house, lost in the contemporary frenzy. It is the will to revive the concept of the glass cabinet, with tall legs, squared shapes, and neutral colours. It is the need to appease the sense of belonging to the past.

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