This coffee table is made of lime-wood, MDF and walnut finished in white lacquer with transparent glass or black lacquer with a glass mirror above. Heritage-style sweet and reminded Jaime Hayon at Fabrica, a mini-collections ‘gueridon’ or small tables and cafe tables, the evolution of official language is easy to put on every kind of environment, whether single or in pairs, equipped with a collection of intimate dining table or a cafe that evokes romantic dinner with candles lit in the warm Paris night. This table has a style of explicit references to 18th-century French tradition cabinetry combined with attention to detail, manufacturing methods, and usability that are characteristic of the 21st century the way we live.Via

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