SECOLO, Laghi
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We offer trade terms to registered interior designers and architects.
SECOLO, Laghi #2
Dining Table
Hand-finished MDF and steel structure
Small H 74 x W 250 x D 110 cm
(H 29 x W 98.4 x D 43.3 in)
Medium H 74 x W 270 x D 110 cm
(H 29 x W 106.2 x D 43.3 in)
Large H 74 x W 290 x D 110 cm
(H 29 x W 114 x D 43.3 in)
Custom finish on request
Made to order. Dispatched within 10-12 weeks.
Kalkeriet Contemporary is pleased to present Laghi #2 Dining Tables by Secolo, manufactured and designed in Italy. The base of the table is made of hand finished MDF and plywood layers with heavy lacquer finish hollow and contains steel support structure. The top is hand finished MDF with heavy lacquer applied. Both parts available in matte and high gloss versions. Assembling is required. All Secolo's pieces are made to order and highly customisable, from the materials to the finishes and in some cases even dimensions. Under the artistic direction of Lorenzo Scisciani, Salvatore Morales and Sacha Andraos, members of Artefatto Design Studio, Secolo creates contemporary design pieces that address the dialogue of art, design and architecture.
PURCHASE INFORMATION
EUROPE
Please feel free to complete your order online or contact our Customer Assistance if you prefer to receive a quote.
Free shipping within EUROPE (select countries).
NORTH AMERICA, ASIA & OCEANIA
We quote international orders personally to ensure the best fares and service for our clients.
However, all pieces in photography and rugs can be ordered online without a quote. Free shipping within the United States and Canada.
Please contact our Customer Assistance with your inquiry:
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T +46 79 33 63 270
After receiving your request, we will prepare a quote for your approval. You always have the right to decline if the price does not meet your expectations.
