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Bailly

A cylindrical coffee table with a metal crown that embraces a marble or glass top.

Materials
Louro Faia veneerPlywoodMDFZebrino marblePâte de verre glassMetal
Finishes
Open-pore Moka lacquerPolished Light GoldSatin varnished MaltBevelled edge
Colors
ZebrinoBlackMokaPolished Light GoldMalt

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Description

Overview

Bailly is a cylindrical coffee table. A metal crown, reminiscent of a wedding ring, embraces the top. Louro Faia wood in a Moka colour forms the frame, and the top is Zebrino marble or Black glass paste. A bevelled edge on the top creates an unexpected movement on the surfaces.

Construction

The structure has a contoured MDF interior. Its exterior is curved plywood, brushed Louro Faia veneer on top, lacquered Moka with open pores. The upper metal ring, with a 10 H50 mm section, is polished Light Gold or satin varnished in Malt. The top is Zebrino marble 16 mm thick, or pâte de verre glass in Black 15 mm thick; the upper part of each is bevelled.

Story

A crown like a wedding ring

A metal crown sits on the top of the cylinder and embraces it, in the manner of a wedding ring. It is offered in a polished Light Gold finish or in a satin finish varnished in Malt.

Wood frame, bevelled top

Brushed Louro Faia in a Moka colour forms the frame. Zebrino marble or Black pâte de verre glass completes it, and the bevelled edge creates an unexpected movement on the surfaces.

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