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Liu Jo Living Cala Armchair...
Liu Jo Living Cala Armchair...
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Brand: Liu Jo Living

€3,082.00 €2,157.40
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Style, craftsmanship and sustainability at the service of tailor-made furnishings: so Liu Jo Living embraces the world of the house by translating the sartorial values of the catwalk into collections of customizable upholstered and complements. Designed by Simone Cagnazzo, Cala is an armchair with sinuous and enveloping lines, able to evoke the safe embrace of a marine cove. Compact and slightly shady, it is ideal for classic or modern contexts in which to add a touch of fresh and comfortable novelty. Completely removable, Cala is here embellished with the pattern Rubelli Wobble Grid Green with his chess pattern from the '70s echo.

copy of Glas Italia Simoon...
copy of Glas Italia Simoon...
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Brand: Glas Italia

€3,587.00 €2,510.90
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Written is the 5mm extra-clear crystal mirror Glas Italia, unique and recognizable thanks to the artistic and ironic gesture that decorates it. The mirroring surface is in fact characterized by a very special reason with which the free hand brushes are reproduced on a neutral background. The mirror - here to measure 80x180cm - can be hung in all four positions.

Glas Specchio Andromeda...
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Brand: Glas Italia

€656.00
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Symbol of vanity, the mirror is the furnishing accessory to which no one can give up. Declined in a series of geometries with the most diverse forms, between large rectangles and more minute rounds, suggests provisions and installations of particular value for each of the rooms of the house. Furnishing with mirrors, in fact, is a simple and fast way to embellish the home environment of reflections, to amplify the perception of space and to find the right rhythm of full and empty along walls and surfaces. Perfect is the mirror Andromeda, designed by Nanda Vigo in 1974, and now re-released in contemporary version from Glas Italia.

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