Oydo rectangular

Presented:	Salone del Mobile 2017, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	05.1241.00166
Categories:	Home furniture ›Tables ›Coffee tables
	Home furniture ›Tables ›Side tables

Product description

Lastly the OYDO coffe tables, with their light and essential design, are distinguished by their great versatility. Two types of Oydo tables, one with a round top and another lower one with a rectangular top, personalise any room in the house, from the living area to the bedrooms, thanks to the many finishes available: heat-treated oak, clay, Grey stone, gloss or matt lacquer, and elegant Portoro marble with its strong expressive note.

Specifications

Table finish	legged radial
Table top shape	rectangular
Material	oak stone marble
Colors	shades of brown black

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