Surface B&B Italia Coffee Table with Section

Surface B&B Italia Coffee Table with Section

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Surface B&B Italia Coffee Table with Section

Surface designed by Vincent Van Duysen for B&B Italia is a collection low tables  with structure in grey oak, brushed light oak, brushed black oak or smoked oak. Sides and baseboard in bright chromed, painted black chrome or bronzed nickel painted drawn steel. Section in satin or glossy varnished MDF wood fibre panel.


 

$8,786.28

  • Brushed light oak
    Brushed light oak
  • Grey oak
    Grey oak
  • Brushed black oak
    Brushed black oak
  • Smoked oak
    Smoked oak
  • Glossy steel grey
    Glossy steel grey
  • Glossy tortora
    Glossy tortora
  • Glossy smoke grey
    Glossy smoke grey
  • Glossy coffee
    Glossy coffee
  • Glossy plum
    Glossy plum
  • Glossy desert
    Glossy desert
  • Glossy anthracite
    Glossy anthracite
  • Glossy pearl white
    Glossy pearl white
  • Glossy tobacco
    Glossy tobacco
  • Glossy olive
    Glossy olive
  • Glossy mustard
    Glossy mustard
  • Glossy clay
    Glossy clay
  • Glossy sage
    Glossy sage
  • Glossy greige
    Glossy greige
  • Glossy smoke blue
    Glossy smoke blue
  • Glossy brick red
    Glossy brick red
  • Glossy chalk white
    Glossy chalk white
  • Glossy black
    Glossy black
  • bronzed nickel painted
    bronzed nickel painted
  • bright chromed steel
    bright chromed steel
  • Painted black chrome
    Painted black chrome

Available in 8/9 weeks

Surface B&B Italia Coffee Table with Section

Surface designed by Vincent Van Duysen for B&B Italia is a collection low tables  with structure in grey oak, brushed light oak, brushed black oak or smoked oak. Sides and baseboard in bright chromed, painted black chrome or bronzed nickel painted drawn steel. Section in satin or glossy varnished MDF wood fibre panel.

100% Original

All the products from Miliashop are original and they are covered by warranty.

Typology Occasional Table
Dimensions 150 x 137 x H 37 cm
Design Year 2010
Designer Vincent Van Duysen