Butter
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The new Butter coffee table evokes the blade that sinks into butter.
Designed by 967arch, this series of elements fulfils its function of a supporting surface with the grace of pure geometries.
The square or round forms, available in several dimensions and heights, allow for the volumes of the new Butter coffee tables to design the space, by playing with the shades of the glossy or matt finishes.
The collection also offers a practical table that can be moved, if necessary, to be placed near a seat element, to be used as a surface to place a book or an object.
Produced in glossy or matt lacquered mdf, the elements are available in sand and ivory, whereas the feet, in rectangular section metal, are in chromed or painted finish.
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