Thierry side table, 45 x 45 cm, grey

Kartell

JP¥ 118,800

Colour: Grey


Kartell
Thierry side table
JP¥ 118,800



Description

Kartell's Thierry side table adds a bit more saturation and sophistication to any space! The exuberant design created by Piero Lissoni combines steel and tempered glass in a fun, yet functional way. Simple in form but not lacking in fabulousness, the Thierry tables look stunning standing on their own – yet by combining tables of different shades, shapes, and sizes, you can also create maximalist ensembles that won’t go unnoticed.

Colour
Grey
Length
45 cm
Width
45 cm
Height
45 cm
Diameter
45 cm
Table top material
Back-painted tempered plate glass
Base material
Painted steel
Weight
11.5 kg
Care instructions
Clean the product with a soft damp cloth soaked in soap or a liquid detergent diluted in water. Use specific products for glass to clean the top: apply with a damp cloth that has been properly squeezed out. After cleaning, dry the product carefully using a soft cloth.
Product ID
KT4041-GR

Piero Lissoni

The Italian designer and architect Piero Lissoni (b.1956) is know for his modern and minimalistic furniture design. Lissoni studied architecture in Milan graduating in 1978. Six years later he started working as a Art Director and designer at the Italian architecture office Boff. 

A couple of years later he established the architect studio Lissoni Associates together with Nicolatte Canes. He has designed several interiors for big events and companies, and also designed products to companies like Kartell.

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