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Lucile

A low folded-volume coffee table combining drawers and open compartments.

Dimensions

1600 × 260 × 1050 mm

Materials
MDFReconstituted Palisander veneerBrushed ash veneerStainless steelPainted metalRubber
Finishes
Glossy or matt polyester lacquerOpen-pore lacquerGlossy lacquerPolished stainless steelDeep satin painted metalMatt lacquer
Colors
Dark BrownMokaBrownBlack
Style
RigorousClean

Official product information

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Description

Rectangular storage table

The representative Lucile is the 160 × 105 × H26 cm rectangular coffee table. It combines two opposing drawers with two opposing open compartments.

Folded box construction

The 20 mm contoured MDF structure uses precise mitre-folding. Finish choices include reconstituted Palisander, brushed ash and glossy lacquer.

Metal-lined openings

Open compartments bond a 3 mm metal sheet to an 8 mm MDF panel. The low base is matt-black lacquered MDF, with metal cladding specified for the sofa-front formats.

Story

Solids, openings and drawers

Hannes Peer's Lucile is conceived as a compact, rigorous volume. Minotti uses a 45-degree assembly around the open compartments, integrating storage without breaking the low outline.

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Several footprints

The technical sheet documents square, octagonal and rectangular sofa-front tables, plus narrower formats associated with Ruffle and Softcase seating. Compartments and drawers change by model while the folded box remains consistent.

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