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Feel Feel Collection
Feel Collection
Table with ultra-thin top, with modules in marble and in smooth or lacquered wood, supported by a peculiar single or double trestle base in solid wood.
The top is available in all the woods of the collection, glossy lacquered in all RAL colours or in marble. The legs are customizable in stained wood, natural wood or lacquered with metallic paint.
The geometric base of this table perfectly fits with the light, minimal and essential line of the ultra-thin top. Great attention is paid to the study of the base, the visual balance and the union between the different materials.
Feel is available in the round or rectangular version.
Table with ultra-thin top, with modules in marble and in smooth or lacquered wood, supported by a peculiar single or double trestle base in solid wood.
The top is available in all the woods of the collection, glossy lacquered in all RAL colours or in marble. The legs are customizable in stained wood, natural wood or lacquered with metallic paint.
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The geometric base of this table perfectly fits with the light, minimal and essential line of the ultra-thin top. Great attention is paid to the study of the base, the visual balance and the union between the different materials.
Feel is available in the round or rectangular version.
The Feel table in the rectangular version, with stained ash wooden legs and glossy "Oyster White" marble top with wooden insert.
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A minimal and at the same time gritty solution, becoming the protagonist of every environment in which it is inserted.
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The Feel table in the rounded version, with legs in "Bronze Delabré" lacquered wood and top in glossy polyester lacquered wood.
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A detail of the characteristic base of the table, whose legs constitute a chic and modern design element.
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Plain Woods
Maple
Oak
Teak
Zebrano
Walnut Canaletto
Dyed Walnut Canaletto
Mahogany
Ebony
"Termocotto" Oak
Rosewood
Wenge
Dyed Woods
Titanium AL1105
Grey AL1106
Sand AL1851
Black AL1853
Aniline Dyed
Available in all RAL Colours
Lacquered Structure
Lacca 61
Matt Lacquered
Glossy Lacquered
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
Delabré
Bronze Delabré
Tin Delabré
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Maple
Oak
Teak
Zebrano
Walnut Canaletto
Dyed Walnut Canaletto
Mahogany
Ebony
"Termocotto" Oak
Rosewood
Wenge
Titanium AL1105
Grey AL1106
Sand AL1851
Black AL1853
Aniline Dyed
Available in all RAL Colours
Lacca 61
Matt Lacquered
Glossy Lacquered
Aniline Dyed
Available in all RAL Colours
Alambra Brown
Elegant Brown Spazzolato
Emperador Brown Light
Oyster White Lucido
Port Laurent Spazzolato
Sahara Noir
Bronze Delabré
Tin Delabré
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Paolo Rizzatto
Paolo Rizzatto was born in 1941 in Milan, where he graduated in architecture in 1965 at the Polytechnic University of Milan. In his studio, he works as a freelancer in the field of architecture, interior design and light design. In 1978 found Luceplan together with Riccardo Sarfatti and Sandra Severi. Some of his projects, presented at many architecture and design seminars and exhibitions, are now included in the permanent collections of various foundations and museums around the world. He also received several awards, among which we can mention three "Compasso d’oro", respectively in 1981, 1989 and 1995. His works have been published in magazines, catalogues and books in Italy and abroad.
Paolo Rizzatto
Paolo Rizzatto was born in 1941 in Milan, where he graduated in architecture in 1965 at the Polytechnic University of Milan. In his studio, he works as a freelancer in the field of architecture, interior design and light design. In 1978 found Luceplan together with Riccardo Sarfatti and Sandra Severi. Some of his projects, presented at many architecture and design seminars and exhibitions, are now included in the permanent collections of various foundations and museums around the world. He also received several awards, among which we can mention three "Compasso d’oro", respectively in 1981, 1989 and 1995. His works have been published in magazines, catalogues and books in Italy and abroad.
