Echo

Bartoli Design

laurameroni modern low coffee tables in marble brass and glass

Family of coffee tables with satin brass structure, with an extra-clear glass top and a marble one, available in three sizes.

Tops available in polished Verde Guatemala, Bianco Carrara, Nero Marquina and polished Grigio Ash marble.

BD 313 in polished Guatemala Green marble and extra-clear glass, BD 333 in polished Guatemala Green marble and extra-clear glass, BD 323 in polished Ash Gray marble and extra-clear glass.

Simple geometries articulated in a three-dimensional space define the distinctiveness of the Echo coffee tables. Whether used individually or as part of a composition, their balanced forces and geometric effects make them the ideal solution for sophisticated environments.

BD 313 in polished Verde Guatemala marble and extra-clear crystal.

BD 313 in polished Guatemala Green marble and extra-clear glass, BD 333 in polished Guatemala Green marble and extra-clear glass, BD 323 in polished Ash Gray marble and extra-clear glass.

BD 333 in polished Guatemala Green marble and extra-clear glass.

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Armchairs, Sofas & Low Tables

Discover the catalogue featuring sofas, armcharis and accessories for the living room, customizable in finishes and materials.

The artisanal processing of the precious Laurameroni marbles

Precious Marbles

Luxurious by nature, Laurameroni marbles are researched and selected among essences from all over the world, to offer our customers the most refined solutions, the densest and most seductive veins, and a wide variety of colours, tones and textures.

The distinctive veins and shades of each of our marbles always transmit different emotions, while the dialogue between all our precious materials makes each product the absolute protagonist of the scene, guaranteeing a luxury, elegant and contemporary atmosphere.

Bartoli Design

Bartoli Design, under the direction of Paolo and Anna Bartoli, continues the path initiated by their father, Carlo Bartoli, in 1960: a research-driven practice that weaves together design and culture, and has grown over time through collaborations with leading names in the world of furnishings.

The studio has received major awards and has presented its works and products in international museums and exhibitions.