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Phoenix
Ovoid side tables by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso, 2004, with steel or oak base
980 mm
2004
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Description
Overview
Patricia Urquiola designed the Phoenix side tables for Moroso in 2004. Each table has an ovoid top and stands on a base in powder coated steel or in wood.
Construction
The tops are Laminam or Alpi veneer. The steel base is powder coated and comes in three colours, while the wood base is oak in two finishes and is paired only with the Laminam top. Alpi veneer comes in four finishes and Laminam in two.
Specifications
- Overall size: D 98 cm
- Base: powder coated steel or oak
- Top: Laminam or Alpi veneer
Story
An ovoid outline for small tables
Patricia Urquiola designed Phoenix in 2004 as ovoid side tables for Moroso. The tables are offered with a base in powder coated steel or in oak.
Steel or oak below, Laminam or veneer above
The base is either powder coated steel in three colours or oak in two finishes. The top is either Laminam in two colours or Alpi veneer in four finishes. Only the Laminam top is offered on the oak base, so the wood-based tables keep a single top material.
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