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MOGG THE DREAMERS TAVOLINO

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MOGG THE DREAMERS TABLE

Uto Balmoral The Dreamers is a coffee table designed by Uto Balmoral for Mogg, made in solid walnut, ash and oak. The Dreamers are a pair of Coffee tables composed of drawers, the idea of the creation of these Coffee tables is based on the 'to highlight that object which commonly contains our dreams, in fact, usually they say "the dream into the...

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MOGG SING SING TAVOLINO

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MOGG SING SING TABLE

Fabio Bortolani Sing Sing is a coffee table designed by Fabio Bortolani for Mogg. Made of metal in glossy black nickel or matt burnished bronzed. In this version Sing Sing square. In Sing Sing the surprise is the base. Chains welded together create a solid support for a coffee table with an original and creative spirit, fully inserted in Mogg style....

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KRISTALIA TAVOLINO ROTOR OPACO

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KRISTALIA TABLE ROTOR MAT

Luciano Bertoncini A low table, designed by Luciano Bertoncini, for the day area which changes shape, thanks to mobile surfaces that give rise to continuously changing lines. The upper and the lower one is fixed, while the three central planes can rotate 360 degrees, providing various options surfaces and use. When fully closed, Rotor is a compact and...

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KRISTALIA COFFEE TABLE FONT

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KRISTALIA COFFEE TABLE FONT

Claesson Koivisto Rune The Font table is a prime example of versatile, informal design, crafted for both indoor and outdoor spaces. Inspired by a typographic character, Font features a sculptural structure that blends aesthetics with functionality. The cement version, available in both light and dark finishes, offers a textured surface that creates a bold...

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KRISTALIA TAVOLINO/CONTENITORE DEGREE

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KRISTALIA TABLE/CONTAINER DEGREE

Patrick Norguet Degree, a project designed by Patrick Norguet, an object is ironic and versatile, presented at the Salone del Mobile 2011, which combines the function table to even small container. Shipment in 4-5 working weeks

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KNOLL MR LOW TABLE

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KNOLL MR LOW TABLE

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe The MR Table is one of the earliest examples of steel furniture designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, embodying his unique ability to transform the simplest configurations of lines into objects of grace and beauty.

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KNOLL SAARINEN COFFEE TABLE

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KNOLL SAARINEN COFFEE TABLE

Eero Saarinen With the Pedestal Collection, Eero Saarinen resolved the “ugly, confusing, unrestful world” beneath tables and chairs. A landmark in modern design, this collection remains a timeless classic for the home. Guided by his purist approach, Saarinen sought the essential idea and translated it into the most effective structural solution: a single...

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KNOLL AMOEBA TABLE

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KNOLL AMOEBA TABLE

Jens Risom The Amoeba Coffee Table by Jens Risom is part of the first collection designed for and manufactured by Knoll, a body of work that helped establish the company as a pioneer of modern design in America.

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KNOLL PLATNER SIDE TABLE

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KNOLL PLATNER SIDE TABLE

Warren Platner The Platner Side Table, designed by Warren Platner in the early 1960s, combines elegance and functionality through its construction of slender steel rods welded to circular frames.

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KNOLL PLATNER GOLD SIDE TABLE

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KNOLL PLATNER GOLD SIDE TABLE

Warren Platner The Platner Side Table, designed by Warren Platner in the early 1960s, combines elegance and functionality through its construction of slender steel rods welded to circular frames.

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KNOLL PLATNER LOW TABLE

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KNOLL PLATNER LOW TABLE

Warren Platner The Platner Coffee Table, designed by Warren Platner in the early 1960s, combines elegance and functionality through its construction of slender steel rods welded to circular frames, creating a form that serves as both structure and ornament.

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KNOLL PLATNER GOLD LOW TABLE

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KNOLL PLATNER GOLD LOW TABLE

Warren Platner The Platner Coffee Table, designed by Warren Platner in the early 1960s, combines elegance and functionality through its construction of slender steel rods welded to circular frames, creating a form that serves as both structure and ornament.

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