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CLASSICON BANU SGABELLO

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CLASSICON BANU STOOL

Eckart Muthesius Banu is a stool created by designer Eckart Muthesius in 1931 and re-affirmed by Classicon brand. in flat chromed steel, seat with frame in beech and polyurethane. in fabric or leather. Banu is yet another gem of design from the Jewel Garden mansion that was the name of the Maharajah's palace for which Eckart Muthesius designed this...

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CLASSICON PLI TAVOLO

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CLASSICON PLI TABLE

Victoria Wilmotte Pli is a dining table that completes the same-name collection designed by Victoria Wilmotte for the brand ClassiCon, with base made of folded, high-gloss polished stainless steel sheet and oval tabletop made of crystal glass, colour-lacquered in its centre or fully colour-lacquered. The Pli Table serie brings objects of unusual...

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GIORGETTI AGO TAVOLO

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GIORGETTI AGO TABLE

CARLO COLOMBO A light and minimal trait that is evident in the highly elegant design and the combination of materials. The legs, made of solid canaletto walnut, recall the shape of a sewing needle, while the top is available in all the marbles of the collection or in plywood veneer with edge in solid canaletto walnut.

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MDF ITALIA NEIL SGABELLO

Sgabello

MDF ITALIA NEIL STOOL

Jean Marie Massaud To complete Neil collection, Jean Marie Massaud also designed a stool version, creating a very versatile and complete family of seats. Available in two heights, 65cm and 78cm, the steel frame draws a linear silhouette in which the essential aesthetics is combined with comfort and ergonomics. Available in Leather, Textile and Twist...

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MDF ITALIA NVL TAVOLO

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MDF ITALIA NVL TABLE

Jean Nouvel Design A mono-material table, with contemporary lines and characterized by a strong personality. NVL Table is the second project signed by the French architect Jean Nouvel for MDF Italia after Super_Position and which literally takes its name. The distinctive features of Jean Nouvel’s architecture are fully manifested in this table and enhance...

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MDF ITALIA ROCK TAVOLO

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MDF ITALIA ROCK TABLE

Jean Marie Massaud The iconic table, with its fluid and elegant silhouette, completely reveals the nature of what it represents: “a round table” that seems to float above a solid, inorganic base. A mixture of natural and industrial materials that are blended to create a new product with a smooth design, following the same philosophy of Flow collection. A...

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MDF ITALIA TENSE TAVOLO OUTDOOR

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MDF ITALIA TENSE OUTDOOR TABLE

Piergiorgio Cazzaniga, Michele Cazzaniga In the Tense collection, an outdoor table could not be missing: it originates from a long research on the most suitable materials for open spaces. A table with a mono-material finish, entirely covered in aluminium sheet. Thanks to the available finish options, it can be easily inserted in various outdoor...

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ARFLEX HUG TAVOLO

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ARFLEX HUG TABLE

Claesson Koivisto Rune The designers Claesson Koivisto Rune enriched Hug project, starting from the initial idea.

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ARFLEX GOYA TAVOLO

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ARFLEX GOYA TABLE

Arflex Goya is a table with round, essential and simple lines, but with a great visual impact.

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ARFLEX MATCH TAVOLO

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ARFLEX MATCH TABLE

Bernhardt & Vella Match project is characterized by the brass joint, that joints the structure with the shelf, becoming a precious and decorative element. The stackable system allows to create, with the same elements, small tables and bookcases of various heights, console and table.

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ARFLEX RUBYCON MADIA

Arflex

ARFLEX RUBYCON STORAGE UNIT

Claesson Koivisto Rune Rubycon storage units took their name from the close relationship between one cube and the near one. These simplified cubes, designed without visible handles or knobs, can appear as a unique three-dimensional painting.

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GIORGETTI – G-CODE TAVOLO

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GIORGETTI – G-CODE TABLE

Designer Dante O. Benini e Luca Gonzo 2023 The concept started from a flight to the US, looking at the brush in the vanity kit, the kind that closes. I imagined that it could become the structure on which a top rests. The idea was that of an architecture, with this brush becoming the supporting beam of a large plane. —Dante O. Benini

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