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Bellagio Lounge Bronze
A 61 cm-high Bellagio pedestal table with contoured wood or marble tops.
900 × 610 × 900 mm
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Expanded Bellagio finishes
Bellagio Lounge Bronze extends the table family with a glossy painted pedestal and contoured tops in round and oval formats. The technical sheet fixes the family at 61 cm high.
Wood and marble tops
The top may be 20 mm MDF faced with Sucupira veneer, or 20 mm Calacatta or Bardiglio Nuvolato marble. Each option follows the same contoured outline.
Pedestal and floor contact
An 80 mm tubular metal base carries matching upper and lower plates. The base includes 5 mm DELRIN® pads for direct floor contact and replacement 15 mm pads for rugs.
Story
A finish-led Bellagio variation
Minotti presents this version as an expansion of the Bellagio Lounge family, adding new treatments for both the top and pedestal. Gordon Guillaumier retains the central-support format while introducing round and oval surfaces.
Two heights at floor level
The table itself remains 61 cm high, while the technical sheet distinguishes between 5 mm floor pads and supplied 15 mm replacement pads. Across the Sucupira and two marble choices, the contoured 20 mm top remains the shared construction detail.
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