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Coffee tables from De Castelli, Designed by Francesca Lanzavecchia

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Product description

Essential signs, like the undulating curves drawn by a calligraphy pen, or the clean, sinuous lines of a marker, are a metaphor for the malleability of metals when the hand that forges them knows all their secrets. The cold elegance of metal is thereby softened, giving it character, colour and feminine appeal. These symbols and characters chase each other almost as if dancing, manifesting as side tables and surfaces ready to invent a new domestic alphabet and write new stories of conviviality.

Dimensions and finishes:
Dot: d.24 h51 cm DeOpale brass top, DeLabré iron legs
Comma: 76x76xh51 cm DeLabré natural black iron top, DeLabré iron legs
Parenthesis: 95x40xh46 cm Verdigris top, DeLabré iron legs
Bracket: 86x24xh46 cm Striped DeLabré brass top, DeLabré iron legs
Tilde: 110x43xh46 cm Ruby copper top, DeLabré iron legs
Accent: 86x24xh54 cm Orbitale DeLabré brass top, DeLabré iron legs

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Categorised in Tables - Coffee tables - Tabletop free form - 4-leg base - open base - Metal - Tabletop metal - Base metal - Residential.

Part of the collection TABLES AND CHAIRS.

Manufacturer De Castelli

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Architonic ID 1458467

Year of Launch 2017

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