1970
Dimensions: L 129,5 x W 69,5 x H 29,5 cm
Refined “Alveo” coffee table / low living room table, designed by Willy Rizzo and produced by Mario Sabot in the 70s.
With a Vintage / Mid-Century Italian design, the coffee table is entirely veneered in elm burl with brass profiles and a central brass basin.
Characterized by clean geometric lines, corners finished in metal foil and a central brass container compartment originally conceived as a bar cabinet or bottle holder, useful for storing objects such as vases, centerpieces, flowers, magazines, glasses.
Dimensions of the central storage compartment: L 49,5 x 27,5 x H 10 cm
Dimensions: L 129,5 x W 69,5 x H 29,5 cm
Period: 1970
Origin: Italy
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