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Harpa
Designer Giuseppe Bavuso
Harpa Coffee table with Chrome-plated or painted steel base. Top available in: white acrylic stone, marble, oak, ebony or lacquered MDF.
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Hug
Hug coffee table is represented by simple shapes running one after the other in a fluid loop, harmoniously retreating into themselves. The overlapping surfaces offer different support levels and an optical effect of infinite-shaping.
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Levels
The coffee table Levels, made of stainless steel, is based on the repetition of a single metal piece that sets the two glass surfaces. The combination of a square glass top and a round bottom glass lets you see the construction details of the supports, which at the same time, makes the table visually lighter. Available in clear, smoked glass or a mixture of both, if so desired.
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Lotus Table
Lotus Table by Sangiacomo
The Lotus Table by Sangiacomo is available in two sizes with varying finishes. The 2o mm thick top is made of Class E1 medium-density particleboard with low formaldehyde content and melamine coating for the matte and gloss lacquered versions. The base support is made of metal with Brown or Titanio powder-coated finish. Sizes: High 500 ø x 500 mm Low 620 ø x 440 mm View Sizes & Technical Information – Click Here View finishes here – Click Here
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Nido
Nido Coffee Table by Sovet Italia
Nido Coffee Table designed by Lievore Altherr Molina for Sovet Italia. Coffee table with polished chrome structure and clear, extra clear, plated or lacquered mono or two-tones glass top. Curved glass and chrome tubing are joined together to create a single form that easily blends with any space and color. The Nido coffee table always introduces a bright new note into a space. View Sizes & Technical Information – Click Here
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Piktor Coffee Table
Piktor Coffee Table by Sovet Italia
Piktor Coffee Table designed by Lievore Altherr Molina for Sovet Italia. Round coffee table with lacquered metal frame, mocha or burnished brass finish. Top available in lacquered glass or in the version “material aspect”, bronzed or pearly mirrored finish. Multipurpose tables, characterized by the material aspect finish of the top, manufactured through a distinctive and sophisticated handcrafted process. Ø 21.65" x H 17.75" View Sizes & Technical Information – Click Here
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Pond
Coffee table in a collection of sizes and heights designed to nest together or to be used individually. Finished with solid wood top and legs. Finish: thermo oak, matte and gloss lacquer.
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Quadro Coffee Table
Quadro Coffee Table by Sovet Italia
Quadro Coffee Table by Sovet Italia. Square coffee table with lacquered metal frame, mocha or burnished brass finish. Smoked glass top with a geometric pattern of different shades. A special glass process creates a geometric combination of smoked shades on the top of this table. Available also with mirrored or frosted mirrored top, smoked or bronzed finish. View Sizes & Technical Information – Click Here
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Reflect
The combination of glass and mirrored surfaces creates interesting double reflections and extended perspectives.
Objects can be placed on the top surface or arranged directly on the mirrored bottom panel for interesting sculptural and visual effect. Full reflections appear in the mirror, while subtle semi-translucent reflections appear on the glass surfaces. Raising the table off the ground on casters and use of ultra-clear glass exaggerates the visual effects.
In use, the table can be moved easily on its high quality casters, and has significant storage capacity for books and magazines under the main top surface. The tempered glass materials are highly durable and easy to clean.
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Ring
A single bent metal sheet folds creating a ring that grows, evolves and develops in two directions, which are at the same time two points of support for the glass that completes the coffee table.
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Ring Low Table
Ring Low Table by Orsenigo
Ring Low Table by Orsenigo, designed by Mauro Lipparini
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