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Brasilia Collection

Brasilia Lounge Table

A square lounge table with a fused, tempered opti-white glass top on a stout solid wood base.

Dimensions

1000 × 365 × 1000 mm

Year

2024

Origin

Slovenia

Approx. $2,900 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Solid oakSolid walnutTempered opti-white glass
Finishes
Natural OakDark Stained OakWalnut
Style
Scandinavian mid-centuryBrazilian modernism

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Description

Overview

The Brasilia Lounge Table is a square lounge table by Anderssen & Voll for Audo, with a fused, tempered opti-white glass top and rounded corners above a stout, subtly curved wooden base.

Construction

The base is solid wood in three woods (Natural Oak, Dark Stained Oak, Walnut), oiled and built from shaped and joined parts. The glass top is tempered, and the wood is FSC-certified.

Specifications

W 100 x D 100 x H 36.5 cm (Natural Oak, SKU 71021-002146).

Story

A table for the Brasilia series

Audo presents the lounge table as a statement piece to match the series' sofa and lounge chairs. The page also offers it as a way to bring mid-century Scandinavian and Brazilian-modernist aesthetics to a space on its own.

Light top, stout base

According to Audo, the glass top creates a light expression against the stout base, and the rounded corners meld with the subtly curved base for a streamlined look.

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Collection

Brasilia

Explore Audo's Brasilia Collection by Anderssen & Voll, combining Scandinavian and Brazilian Modernist references in chairs, sofas, ottomans and tables.

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