Glass table top
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Product • By ARRELART • Stone Table Dharma
Stone Table Dharma
€2,800The Stone Table Dharma is based on two precious natural stones originating from the island of Java and as a top, a crystal that invites you to look at them.
Height 72 cm x Width 250 cm x Depth 100 cm
Imposing table made with two spectacular stones in their wildest and most natural state, here is its charm.
Dining table, office table, table for the meeting room ... you decide where you want to put it, it will always be the main protagonist in your decoration. Ideal not to overload the environment, in a minimalist environment it will stand out even more.
An exclusive table for a unique space. More
Product • By Sovet Italia • Party
Party
Party is a dining table of essential and timeless design. The bases in bent glass can be positioned outward or inward facing, in order to create different visual effects. The base ara avialable in mono or two - tones lacquered glass. More
Product • By THINKGLASS INC. • Artistic Glass Table Top
Artistic Glass Table Top
Do you want to enhance your outdoor design? Our thermoformed glass table tops are the perfect solution to greet your guests. Our glass artist Michel Mailhot designs real artwork while maintaining the incomparable properties of glass. More
Product • By FARELL • BOBBIN side table
KALYDO Low Table
KALYDO is a coffee table inspired by the kaleidoscope. Its edgy design plays with the metal shines and tinted glass to create compelling reflections. The transparency of the glass that allows you to see the floor beneath gives it a lightweight feeling. Together with the DUB stool, you can create elegant combinations, full of light and color, ideal for lounge spaces with modern interior design and bold style.
Design by Kickie Chudikova More
Product • By Billiani srl • Marcel
Marcel
Kazuhide Takahama designed the Marcel coffee table in the seventies, using only metal rod and glass. A very simple piece that has not suffered over time, and which today Billiani re-proposes, with the help of the heirs of the Japanese master, in a wider range of formats and finishes. More