Arflex Tablet 80 Coffee Table - Low
White Carrara Marble
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White Carrara Marble
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Black
The inspiration for their form comes from the ornamental pendants fashioned and worn by the Maori peoples of New Zealand.
Dimensions
Diameter: 80 cmHeight: 31 cm
Claesson Koivisto Rune
The Swedish design partnership Claesson Koivisto Rune was founded in 1995 as an architectural office, but it is in the classic Scandinavian way multi-disciplinary, which means that both architecture and design is practiced.
Completed architectural projects include: Sfera Building culture house in Kyoto, the Swedish Ambassador’s residence in Berlin, Ingegerd Råman house and studio, Kjell A Nordström residence, Sony Music HQ Stockholm, One Happy Cloud restaurant, Gucci Stockholm, Louis Vuitton Stockholm, Scandinavian Airlines Euroshop, Asplund shop. Recent completed projects include the Operakällaren gourmet restaurant and cocktail bar and private houses in different Swedish locations through Arkitekthus. Current projects include several private houses in the USA, in Japan, in Uruguay and in Sweden.
The Swedish design partnership Claesson Koivisto Rune was founded in 1995 as an architectural office, but it is in the classic Scandinavian way multi-disciplinary, which means that both architecture and design is practiced.
Completed architectural projects include: Sfera Building culture house in Kyoto, the Swedish Ambassador’s residence in Berlin, Ingegerd Råman house and studio, Kjell A Nordström residence, Sony Music HQ Stockholm, One Happy Cloud restaurant, Gucci Stockholm, Louis Vuitton Stockholm, Scandinavian Airlines Euroshop, Asplund shop. Recent completed projects include the Operakällaren gourmet restaurant and cocktail bar and private houses in different Swedish locations through Arkitekthus. Current projects include several private houses in the USA, in Japan, in Uruguay and in Sweden.
