Mellow
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In the Mellow table, two opposing elements embrace in a sinuous curve to create an apparent volume in a perfect play of equilibrium.
Mellow is a fixed table, designed by Bartoli Design, characterised by soft, curvilinear forms, imposing and sculptural, as its name indicates, an English adjective that means “relaxed, at peace". The Mellow table was created to be the centrepiece of the space, reinterpreting and paying tribute to traditional models from a modern perspective, with large sizes, intended for great occasions.
Mellow
Bartoli Design
2021
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