Element by Bonaldo
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Within Element, designer Alain Gilles transforms the classic coffee table base into a characteristic element: a cylinder in concrete or travertine finish becomes the focal point of the accessory, on which the wooden structure rests. A game of perspectives gives Element the ability to change shape depending on the point of view, a characteristic shared by many products created by the Belgian designer. The coffee table is available in two different heights and in combinations of Canaletto walnut and carbon oak, which can be freely combined with concrete or marble to adapt to any context.
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Italcasa Design - Michigan Design Center
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Troy, MI 48084
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Italcasa Furniture & Interior Design
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Made possible by exploring innovative molded plywood techniques, Iskos-Berlin’s Soft Edge Chair blends strong curves with extreme lightness to create a three-dimensionality not usually possible with 2-D plywood.
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Within Element, designer Alain Gilles transforms the classic coffee table base into a characteristic element: a cylinder in concrete or travertine finish becomes the focal point of the accessory, on which the wooden structure rests. A game of perspectives gives Element the ability to change shape depending on the point of view, a characteristic shared by many products created by the Belgian designer. The coffee table is available in two different heights and in combinations of Canaletto walnut and carbon oak, which can be freely combined with concrete or marble to adapt to any context.
Description
Within Element, designer Alain Gilles transforms the classic coffee table base into a characteristic element: a cylinder in concrete or travertine finish becomes the focal point of the accessory, on which the wooden structure rests. A game of perspectives gives Element the ability to change shape depending on the point of view, a characteristic shared by many products created by the Belgian designer. The coffee table is available in two different heights and in combinations of Canaletto walnut and carbon oak, which can be freely combined with concrete or marble to adapt to any context.
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