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Mera
Marble-topped small tables on steel profiles, designed in 2012
2012
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Description
Overview
Antonio Citterio designed Mera in 2012 as a series of small tables with a transversal character. The marble top and the steel structure can each be chosen from various finishes.
Construction
The top is marble in a natural or a glossy polyester finish, carried on a frame of steel profiles with plastic ferrules. A solid wood top is used on the version coded MTL.
Specifications
Top: marble (natural finish or glossy polyester finish). Frame: steel profiles. Ferrules: plastic material.
Story
A transversal small table
Antonio Citterio designed the Mera series in 2012 as small tables with a transversal character. Its core is a marble top set on a steel structure, and both parts are offered in a range of finishes, so the same construction appears in different surfaces.
Marble, wood and steel
The marble top comes in a natural finish or a glossy polyester finish. The version coded MTL has a solid wood top instead. Steel profiles form the frame, and plastic material makes the ferrules.
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