Low Glass Coffee Table by Porada
Designer: Unknown
Maker: Porada - Italy
Year: 2000s
Size: H 285 x D/W 1100
Condition Report: Good condition. Original glass top. minor scuffs and marks inline with age. One leg has a strip of discolouration (see image below).
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Porada has a long history of producing refined and timeless furniture, often focussing on wood and glass construction.
This contemporary coffee table balances a simple geometric from with a low glass table top, offering a sense of lightness and simplicity in design.
Timeless in appearance, the table feels at home in wide range of interior styles. We love the transparency of this piece, which highlights the continuous circular wooden frame running around the perimeter.
Designer: Unknown
Maker: Porada - Italy
Year: 2000s
Size: H 285 x D/W 1100
Condition Report: Good condition. Original glass top. minor scuffs and marks inline with age. One leg has a strip of discolouration (see image below).
.
Porada has a long history of producing refined and timeless furniture, often focussing on wood and glass construction.
This contemporary coffee table balances a simple geometric from with a low glass table top, offering a sense of lightness and simplicity in design.
Timeless in appearance, the table feels at home in wide range of interior styles. We love the transparency of this piece, which highlights the continuous circular wooden frame running around the perimeter.
Designer: Unknown
Maker: Porada - Italy
Year: 2000s
Size: H 285 x D/W 1100
Condition Report: Good condition. Original glass top. minor scuffs and marks inline with age. One leg has a strip of discolouration (see image below).
.
Porada has a long history of producing refined and timeless furniture, often focussing on wood and glass construction.
This contemporary coffee table balances a simple geometric from with a low glass table top, offering a sense of lightness and simplicity in design.
Timeless in appearance, the table feels at home in wide range of interior styles. We love the transparency of this piece, which highlights the continuous circular wooden frame running around the perimeter.
