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Lakelet
Lakelet coffee tables by Front for Moroso, in curved glass with watercolor-like motifs
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Description
Overview
The Lakelet coffee tables by Front are made of curved glass, with tops decorated with watercolor-like motifs. The tables recall the surface of water through fluid forms and iridescent colors.
Construction
The top is 10 mm glass, and printed tops carry a digital print applied to the underside of the glass. The base is 10 mm curved float glass glued to the top. The collection has three tables of different heights and sizes.
Specifications
- Tables: three, of different heights and sizes
- Top: 10 mm glass
- Base: 10 mm curved float glass, glued to the top
- Versions: float, fumé, printed, iridescent
Story
Water and Nordic nature
Front's Lakelet is inspired by the ever-changing beauty of Nordic nature. Fluid forms and iridescent colors recall the surface of water, like reflections in a mirror, and the tables explore the relationship between material and landscape, light and reflection.
Small lakes in glass
The name refers to small lakes, and the design carries the shades of nature in constant transformation through seasons, light and surroundings onto glass. The tops carry watercolor-like motifs, and the design is organic and sensory.
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