Gea Coffee Table
Collection: Materica
Category: Tables and coffee tables
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The form merges with matter. The harmony of the circular geometry meets the solidity of the stone, with clean cuts that give lightness to the structure and enhance its sculptural purity.
FEET AND TOP: possible in Canaletto walnut wood with light or dark matt finish, or choice between marble Travertine Silver Mano Leather or quartz Taj Mahal and Acqua-quartzite.
METAL INSERTS: available with three finishes: Brushed Biotite, Brushed Gold and Brushed Bronze.
Gea Coffee Table
Lucia Ippolito
Sculpted Reflections. A play of depth and light takes shape in overlapping layers of natural and bronzed mirror.
Depth and materiality. Essential lines and sculpted details that recall the shades and sinuosities of the dunes.
The curved headboard with open compartments in canaletto walnut combines aesthetics and functionality, offering practical integrated spaces.
Wood and glass blend together in a play of light and reflections. Solid natural stone bases anchor the structure, creating a refined balance between empty and full spaces.
Essential and refined, the vanity table with a wooden or natural stone top accommodates an integrated mirror that diffuses an enveloping light, creating the ideal atmosphere for a daily beauty ritu
Shapes inspired by nature give life to a coffee table that combines harmony and refinement.
A meeting defined by a precise fit, where the cut in the rock welcomes the transparent shelf with harmony, creating a perfect balance between strength and lightness, empty and full.
The top, in wood or marble, rests on sculptural bases in natural stone, bringing the strength and elegance of primordial elements into the home. A harmonious meeting between design and nature.
Enveloping lines and generous proportions give life to an armchair with character that enhances comfort with refined simplicity.
The form merges with matter. The harmony of the circular geometry meets the solidity of the stone, with clean cuts that give lightness to the structure and enhance its sculptural purity.
Fluid lines and harmonious volumes outline an enveloping elegance. Dune sofa offers refined comfort.
The Futura sideboard has faceted doors that give movement to static geometries, and sides upholstered in nubuck leather with refined stitching.
Sculpted Reflections. A play of depth and light takes shape in overlapping layers of natural and bronzed mirror.
Essential and refined, the vanity table with a wooden or natural stone top accommodates an integrated mirror that diffuses an enveloping light, creating the ideal atmosphere for a daily beauty ritu
The night accessories, available in 3 or 6 drawer versions, in glossy thermo-treated oak wood or polished brushed ebony are graphically highlighted by the metal details as well as the recessed hand
Wood and glass blend together in a play of light and reflections. Solid natural stone bases anchor the structure, creating a refined balance between empty and full spaces.
The Futura showcase features a careful choice of finishes with a combination of contrasting yet sinuous materials.
Enveloping comfort and sinuous shapes that enhance the balance between material and softness.
Futura bookcase intertwines vertical lines with diagonal segments, it is an object that can be used to divide space or for frontal positioning, the tops are formed by glossy lacquered frames with g
Enveloping lines and generous proportions give life to an armchair with character that enhances comfort with refined simplicity.
The Futura dressing table has a natural oak or ebony wood frame with a brushed glossy finish in combination with metal base. The elegant oval mirror is incorporated on the cabinet top.
Fluid lines and harmonious volumes outline an enveloping elegance. Dune sofa offers refined comfort.
Depth and materiality. Essential lines and sculpted details that recall the shades and sinuosities of the dunes.
The curved headboard with open compartments in canaletto walnut combines aesthetics and functionality, offering practical integrated spaces.
