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Tray Tray Collection
Tray Collection
Set of modular coffee tables with tubular base in etched metal with "tray effect" and top in wood, marble, stone or crystal, available in various sizes and heights.
The Tray coffee tables, with a modern and creative design, are designed to create magnificent multiple compositions of juxtaposition and overlapping.
Thanks to the numerous finishes available and the different sizes, they offer the chance to play with materials, shapes and colours to create flexible, artistic and personal pieces and compositions.
Set of modular coffee tables with tubular base in etched metal with "tray effect" and top in wood, marble, stone or crystal, available in various sizes and heights.
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The Tray coffee tables, with a modern and creative design, are designed to create magnificent multiple compositions of juxtaposition and overlapping.
Thanks to the numerous finishes available and the different sizes, they offer the chance to play with materials, shapes and colours to create flexible, artistic and personal pieces and compositions.
Composition of five Tray coffee tables in four sizes and five finishes: Rye Straw, tin back-painted glass, Ziricote, Alambra Brown marble and Garza finish.
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The different sizes and heights allow the creation of customized compositions.
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Playing with Laurameroni woods, marbles, glasses and lacquers, it is possible to create extremely personalized artistic compositions.
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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
Marble Top
Alambra Brown
Elegant Brown Spazzolato
Emperador Brown Light
Oyster White Lucido
Port Laurent Spazzolato
Sahara Noir
Glass Top
Back-lacquered glass Bronze
Back-lacquered glass Tin
Back-lacquered glass "Gold"
Back-lacquered glass Copper
Special Finishes
Black Rye-straw Marquetry
Garza Gold
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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
Alambra Brown
Elegant Brown Spazzolato
Emperador Brown Light
Oyster White Lucido
Port Laurent Spazzolato
Sahara Noir
Back-lacquered glass Bronze
Back-lacquered glass Tin
Back-lacquered glass "Gold"
Back-lacquered glass Copper
Black Rye-straw Marquetry
Garza Gold
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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.
