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Marea 55x41 Coffee Table

Designed by Bernhardt & Vella

Marea is a family of coffee tables defined by a strong stylistic identity, where the essence of Italian design blends with Japanese aesthetics.

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Marea is a family of coffee tables defined by a strong stylistic identity, where the essence of Italian design blends...

Marea is a family of coffee tables defined by a strong stylistic identity, where the essence of Italian design blends with Japanese aesthetics.

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Width: 55 cm
Depth: 41 cm
Height: 38/47 marble

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Glass top: Tempered re-baked fumé glass or tempered re-baked and back painted fumé glass.
Marble top:: Carrara, Guatemala, Marquinia, Travertino romano, Travertino rosso, Camouflage, Verde Lepanto, Rosso Lepanto, Polar White or Sahara Noir.
Base: Black lacquered metal.

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In 1947, a group of technicians based in Pirelli in Italy began experimenting with new materials and technologies in the creation of cutting-edge, modern furniture. This was the beginning of the Arflex brand, established on the meeting of technology and aesthetic sensibilities, and driven by a high level of research and experimentation. Officially presented to the public in 1951, Arflex quickly gained recognition for their manufacturing philosophy.
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Bernhardt & Vella

Based in Milan, Bernhardt & Vella was founded in 2008 by the German designer Ellen Bernhardt and the Italian interior designer Paola Vella. Their starting point is research as a maieutic (or Socratic) process: they assert that ideas can take cues from the art world, from the masters of the past and from architecture. From this starting point they create a recognisable style that is original and personal.

“When we start to think of a new project we think of it by projecting it into a hypothetical space. Working often on projects of different scale, from the object to the booths and houses, it is natural to think about the use of the object or vice versa. We like to create surprising contrasts: experimenting with colour in all its facets, neon light with antique paintings, precious fabrics with industrial resin, and antique furniture with extravagant plants.”

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