Description
Romeo coffee table by Emaf Progetti for Zanotta. Structure with feet in graphite painted steel. Top in honeycomb wood veneered in recomposed veneer, embossed brown. Dimensions: 92x 92cm.H.22 Kg.37 Emaf Progetti was founded in 1982 by Aurelio Zanotta. His successors have been developing his business since 1991. The studio is mainly engaged in design, interior design, installations, image and product development, graphics and communication activities for furniture companies. Its products have been awarded internationally and are currently owned by several museums.
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DISCOVER MOREZanotta
Zanotta is a famous Italian company that has produced design furniture since 1954. It is among the firsts to grace its catalogue with works by some of the industry’s greatest designers, in sixty years Zanotta’s amassed a veritable pantheon of award-winning designs, with almost a fifth residing in permanent museum displays.
Description
Romeo coffee table by Emaf Progetti for Zanotta. Structure with feet in graphite painted steel. Top in honeycomb wood veneered in recomposed veneer, embossed brown. Dimensions: 92x 92cm.H.22 Kg.37 Emaf Progetti was founded in 1982 by Aurelio Zanotta. His successors have been developing his business since 1991. The studio is mainly engaged in design, interior design, installations, image and product development, graphics and communication activities for furniture companies. Its products have been awarded internationally and are currently owned by several museums.
