Slit Table XL

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Categories:	Home furniture ›Tables ›Side tables
	Home furniture ›Tables ›Coffee tables

Product description

Slit Table is a simple metal side table. Slit Table is paper origami translated to the metal universe, named after the slit that emerges when the plate frame is folded underneath the table top. Use them in pairs or clusters or one on one.

Specifications

Height	355 mm
Diameter	650 mm
Table finish	with side panels
Table top shape	circular
Material	metal
Colors	black white shades of yellow shades of orange shades of red shades of green shades of grey gold / brass silver shades of beige

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