New
Beatrix Coffee Table - Auburn
Made from Recycled Materials
£2,095.00
New
New
Beatrix Coffee Table - Auburn
£2,095.00
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Beatrix is handmade from reclaimed bangkirai wood (also known as yellow Balau), which is a highly durable and strong hardwood. The low Coffee Table is finished with a matt lacquer...
Beatrix is handmade from reclaimed bangkirai wood (also known as yellow Balau), which is a highly durable and strong hardwood. The low Coffee Table is finished with a matt lacquer that enhances the rich tones and textures of the wood. The carefully textured frame has a ladder design which is unique to this range. Due to the natural material used and its recycled nature, each piece will have individual characteristics and traces of former use that add to its charm.
- Made using reclaimed bangkirai wood
- Matt lacquer
- Laddered design
- Textured frame
- Due to the natural materials, each piece will have individual characteristics
- Traces of former use visible on the reclaimed material
- Product code: A20655-1-12-1433-10
| Height | 39 cm |
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