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Hope

Rodolfo Dordoni's Hope tables pair a painted metal frame with marble or oak tops set flush.

Materials
MetalMDFOak veneerZebrino marbleStone Grey marbleNero Marquina marble
Finishes
Open-pore Moka lacquerMatt polyesterPolished varnishMatt varnish
Colors
ZebrinoStone GreyNero MarquinaMokaClayWarm GreyLicorice

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Description

Overview

Hope is a group of tables by Rodolfo Dordoni for Minotti that can stand in the centre of a room or close to armchairs and seating systems. Some versions are open on both sides, and others have one or more open compartments.

Construction

An outer metal frame, 3 mm thick, is paired with an inner structure in 6 mm MDF with oak veneer in an open-pore Moka lacquer finish. The top is set flush and comes in Zebrino, Stone Grey or Nero Marquina marble, with a thickness of 20 mm, or in Moka-coloured oak veneer. The base is adjustable MDF, 80 mm high, in matt Black.

Specifications

  • Marble tops 20 mm thick, base 80 mm high

Story

A frame in colour around natural surfaces

Hope sets a painted metal frame against surfaces in Zebrino, Stone Grey and Nero Marquina marbles, and a top in Moka-coloured oak is the newest addition. The metal range comes in an elegant selection of colours.

Metal and wood joined

The process that couples the metal outer frame with the wood-covered inner structure is described as complex. It adds a note of warmth and underscores the prestige of the tables, which can be placed in the centre of a room or beside armchairs and seating systems.

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