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Emu tavolino Cabla small
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The Cabla garden table combines clean shapes and resistant materials. Made of steel with sophisticated and weather-resistant finishes, it adds a touch of elegance to outdoor spaces. Its minimalist aesthetic integrates harmoniously into modern but also classic or country environments. The Cabla garden coffee table is available in both square and round top versions, offering versatility to adapt to different preferences and spaces. You therefore have the opportunity to further customize the look of your outdoor environment.
Dimensions:
square top 58 x 58 x 44.5 h cm - base Ø 37 cm
round top 58 cm Ø x 44.5 h - Ø base 37 cm
DESIGNER
Transparencies • Pevere
BIOGRAPHY
Paolo Lucidi (1974) Luca Pevere (1977). Graduates from the Polytechnic of Milan in Industrial Design. They trained at well-known Milanese design studios following projects for numerous companies including American Standard Salvatore Ferragamo, Mitsubishi, Hitachi, Zerodisegno, Magis and Dainese. They began to sign their first projects together in 2003. In 2006 they founded Studio LucidiPevere in Milan.
They designed for very different companies, tackling various sectors including furniture, lighting, tableware, bathroom. Their products have been included in museums in Europe and the United States. They have taken part in various Italian and foreign exhibitions and publications in books and magazines. Today Studio LucidiPevere is based in Udine. They collaborate with different companies, cultures and countries; some brands they work with are De Padova, Zanotta, Agape, Ligne Roset, Gebrüder Tonet Vienna, Kristalia, Lema, Living Divani, Casamania, DeCastelli, Foscarini, Normann Copenhagen, Very Wood, La Cividina, etc. They always try to deal with new types of products by collaborating with different companies, cultures and countries; continually searching for the right aesthetic expression of the material and technology they are working on.
