Chandlo dressing table

Presented:	Salone del Mobile 2012, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	05.2103.00102
Categories:	Home furniture ›Tables ›Wall tables / Consoles
	Interior accessories ›Storage ›Boxes
	Interior accessories ›Living room / Office accessories ›Mirrors

Product description

Structure in solid ash fitted out in black matte. The table legs are tubular steel, painted in a brilliant green. The solid, compact table top (mixed natural minerals and polymers) is in a light grey. There is a central, frontal faced mirror, which is

composed of a steel frame, painted in red. The back of the mirror is black MDF painted with a graphic pattern in brillant white. The side mirror has a filtered rose colour. The jewellery box in plywood (rosewood).

Specifications

Length	1650 mm
Width	650 mm
Height	1435 mm
Table finish	four-legged table
Working height	725 mm
Material	medium density fibreboard (MDF) steel mirror glass
Colors	black shades of green shades of grey

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Manufacturer:
BD Barcelona Design, Spain

Design:
Nipa Doshi
2012

Design:
Jonathan Levien
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