GIANO Crystalart
Annee: 2019
La famille de tables modernes Giano donne un style contemporain et minimaliste à la salle à manger. Une empreinte stylistique sobre, mais avec une touche capricieuse, fait de cette table de design un élément d’ameublement sens temps. La base ronde en acier présente une fente précise qui permet d’entrevoir son intérieur.
Giano peut être choisie dans des formes, des dimensions et des matériaux différents: dans la version standard, elle est une table moderne ronde ou ovale, avec un plateau en bois ou en marbre. Par contre, Giano CrystalArt est une table rectangulaire en verre, façonné aussi, décoré avec une impression artistique fascinante.
En alternative, le modèle Giano Keramik se distingue par son plateau en céramique, disponible dans de nombreux dégradés fascinants, qui satisfont les préférences les plus variées. En outre, les tables en céramique peuvent être embellies davantage par un bord épais brossé à main levée dans la finition Brushed. Le modèle Giano Keramik Premium prend ainsi vie, de même que la version ronde Giano Keramik Premium Round.
La table moderne ronde ou ovale Giano Argile, avec le plateau recouvert en argile, réalisé dans de différents dégradés terreux et naturels, complète la famille. Son aspect organique et brut met en évidence le chemin emprunté par la marque vers un design durable, dérivant de matériaux naturels et traités avec des techniques ayant un bas impact énergétique.
Le plateau tournant Lazy Susan qui permet d’étonner et de dorloter les propres hôtes de manière très élégante et pratique, est disponible pour assurer plus de confort.
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GIANO Crystalart
Table avec base en acier gaufré titane (GFM11), bronze (GFM18), graphite (GFM69), pearl (GFM70) ou noir (GFM73). Plateau en verre 12mm extra-clair avec bords biseautés et impression artistique décorative en deux couleurs différentes (CY01, CY02).
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