Echo Dining Table
The Echo Table by Bontempi Casa combines a rectangular extending top with a lacquered-metal frame.
The main surface and extension are offered in glass, SuperCeramic or SuperMarble, maintaining a coordinated material treatment as the table opens. Four sizes provide different starting footprints, with extended lengths ranging from 180 to 270 cm.
Every detail, considered.
- Brand
- Bontempi
- Collection
- Echo
- Descriptor
- Rectangular extendable dining table
- Country
- Italy
- Materials
- 01Matching extension material
Glass or ceramic continues from the main top onto the extension surface.
- 02Four starting footprints
The table sizes open to lengths ranging from 180 to 270 cm.
Echo by Bontempi Casa is a rectangular extending dining table with a lacquered-metal frame.
Glass and ceramic options are offered for both the main top and its matching extension. Four sizes provide different closed footprints. The extended versions reach lengths from 180 to 270 cm, maintaining the selected surface treatment as the dining area increases.
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