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Bolero Round Table

Lazzeroni's round Bolero table for Poltrona Frau: solid wood base, wood or marble top, Ø 150 or 180.

Dimensions

1500 × 735 × 1500 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — Ø 150 cm round table (5566633) — published as W 150 × D 150 × H 73.5 cm

Materials
Solid wood base with a triangular cross-sectionVeneered particle board top coreSolid wood edgingMarble top on the Ø 150 cm tableTechnical mesh under marble topsBlack lacquered steel mounting plates and spacers
Finishes
Canaletto walnut (29)Ash in a wenge stain (32)Ash in a moka stain (61)Ash in a wenge stain (48), cross-grain inlay topNatural ashCalacatta marble, brilliantCalacatta marble, semi-brilliantArabescato Venato marble, brilliantArabescato Venato marble, semi-brilliantFior di Pesco marble, brilliantFior di Pesco marble, semi-brilliantBianco Carrara marble, brilliantBianco Carrara marble, semi-brilliantOmbra di Caravaggio marble, brilliantOmbra di Caravaggio marble, semi-brilliant
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Description

Overview

Bolero is a table by Roberto Lazzeroni for Poltrona Frau. This page is the round table, offered in two sizes, Ø 150 cm and Ø 180 cm; the sheet also lists rectangular versions of 220 × 110 and 250 × 100 cm.

Round table near a window with a chair, a screen and shelves around it

Construction

The base is solid wood with a triangular cross-section, in Canaletto walnut (29), ash in a wenge stain (32) or ash in a moka stain (61). The top is Canaletto walnut or wenge-stained ash with a cross-grain inlay, or, on the Ø 150 cm size only, marble with a bevelled edge. Wooden tops have a solid wood edging in the finish of the top.

Specifications

  • Ø 150 cm, H 73.5 cm (5566633)
  • Ø 180 cm, H 74 cm (5566635)

Story

Large wooden tiles

The page says the solid wood of the structure meets a top of large wood tiles that make horizontal and vertical veins that differ every time. The sheet describes macro wooden tesserae on the surface that combine in a pattern of horizontal and vertical grains.

A light presence

In the sheet's opening words Bolero is sleek, light lines for the living room, with an overall effect of subtle, airy elegance. The page calls it a discreet yet noticeable addition to any room.

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