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Imperfetto Imperfetto Collection
Imperfetto Collection
Family of tables and coffee tables characterized by important and at the same time essential shapes. Available in all the woods of the collection, smooth or lacquered, with special finishes, and in marble.
Part of the Imperfetto Collection they recall with elegance and style the modern design of the table from the same collection.
Available in various sizes and shapes, they are made to measure in many Laurameroni finishes, to ensure maximum compositional freedom, but above all a beautiful and well-made product.
Family of tables and coffee tables characterized by important and at the same time essential shapes. Available in all the woods of the collection, smooth or lacquered, with special finishes, and in marble.
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Part of the Imperfetto Collection they recall with elegance and style the modern design of the table from the same collection.
Available in various sizes and shapes, they are made to measure in many Laurameroni finishes, to ensure maximum compositional freedom, but above all a beautiful and well-made product.
Imperfetto coffee tables are extremely customizable, and perfect to create artistic compositions.
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Available in various finishes, they are here presented in Sahara Noir marble, "Rust" decoration, Green Parchment, Mahogany wood and copper green.
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Choose the design, shapes, sizes and finishes from the many options available.
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Imperfetto elliptical coffee table in Sahara Noir marble.
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Pair of hexagonal Imperfetto coffee tables in mahogany and with Green Copper decoration.
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Imperfetto coffee table in "Rust" decoration.
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Ruggine
Verde Rame
Pergamena Verde
Sahara Noir Marble
Sahara Noir
Plain Woods
Maple
Oak
Teak
Zebrano
Walnut Canaletto
Dyed Walnut Canaletto
Mahogany
Ebony
"Termocotto" Oak
Rosewood
Wenge
Special Woods
Ziricote
"Faggio Antico"
Rosewood "India"
Stone Oak "Carbone"
Stone Oak "Tabacco"
Walnut "Colore"
Dyed Woods
Titanium AL1105
Grey AL1106
Sand AL1851
Black AL1853
Aniline Dyed
Available in all RAL Colours
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Ruggine
Verde Rame
Pergamena Verde
Sahara Noir
Maple
Oak
Teak
Zebrano
Walnut Canaletto
Dyed Walnut Canaletto
Mahogany
Ebony
"Termocotto" Oak
Rosewood
Wenge
Ziricote
"Faggio Antico"
Rosewood "India"
Stone Oak "Carbone"
Stone Oak "Tabacco"
Walnut "Colore"
Titanium AL1105
Grey AL1106
Sand AL1851
Black AL1853
Aniline Dyed
Available in all RAL Colours
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ROMANI SACCANI Architetti Associati
Fellow students since 1990, Michele Romani and Mauro Saccani, opened their associated studio in 1999.
Each of their concepts stems from a conscious inspiration from the past, as an act of synthesis between fantasy and concreteness.
A "mimesis" in the classical sense of the things of nature that are worthy of being reproduced, mediated by their own interpretation and by a constantly evolving sensitivity.
A suggestion translating into a simple but not trivial idea, understood as the ability to communicate the authentic meaning of things, as the first form of elegance and of rejection of the excess and habit of things.
ROMANI SACCANI Architetti Associati
Fellow students since 1990, Michele Romani and Mauro Saccani, opened their associated studio in 1999.
Each of their concepts stems from a conscious inspiration from the past, as an act of synthesis between fantasy and concreteness.
A "mimesis" in the classical sense of the things of nature that are worthy of being reproduced, mediated by their own interpretation and by a constantly evolving sensitivity.
A suggestion translating into a simple but not trivial idea, understood as the ability to communicate the authentic meaning of things, as the first form of elegance and of rejection of the excess and habit of things.
