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W. 216 x H. 79 x D. 47.6 cm
Designed by Marco Fumagalli
Palis features an elegant series of solid wood battens for a graphic effect. The sideboard’s front and sides are covered in extra-clear glass. Switch the interior lighting on or off to display, conceal, see or be seen. Floating shelves organize the interior. ...
£9,700
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Sideboard 4 doors, structure in particle board, exterior in smoked reconstituted oak veneer, interior in melamine, front and sides with solid ash rods in stained finish and clear tempered glass, interior with LED lighting and 4 shelves in 8 mm-thick tempered glass. Legs in stained Alpi veneer on MDF.
Manufactured in Europe
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This product has been identified as eco-designed by our qualitative assessment tool developed in collaboration with the FCBA*: it has been assessed according to 8 criteria corresponding to each stage of its life cycle.
*Technological Institute: Forest, Cellulose, Wood-construction and Furniture.
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The work of Marco Fumagalli’a studio, established 15 years ago, is focused on researching design with added value. They work not only on residential architecture and interiors projects but also in the realm of public spaces, bars, clubs, exhibitions, spas and salons.
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