Description
Materials used: Composite Wood, Natural Wood Veneer, Glass
35W x 35D x 13H
Light Assembly
Weight: 71 lbs.
999.00$
Remarkable at first glance, the square Coffee Table is a geometric beauty. With its crystal clear glass top, you can see right into its intricately gridded wooden structure. Below, two warmly veneered legs cross paths and are reinforced by mitred joints to provide a supremely stable foundation. Can be combined with the Leyton Coffee Table I to create a multi-leveled centerpiece.
Materials used: Composite Wood, Natural Wood Veneer, Glass
35W x 35D x 13H
Light Assembly
Weight: 71 lbs.
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