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∅. 45 cm
Designed by Cristián Mohaded
This collection of living room furniture features a base that is made of 4 sheets of metal resembling petals. It supports a round top in stone-like ceramic or marble.
The occasional table is mounted on a screw, allowing it to be adjusted from 17.7" to 23.6"high.
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Occasional table with round top adjustable in height from 17.7" to 23.6". Structure in epoxy lacquered steel (many colors available). Top in ceramic/glass composite (many finishes available).
Manufactured in Europe
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Cristián Mohaded was born in Argentina’s countryside in the eighties. A graduate from the National University of Córdoba, he is concurrently an industrial designer, an interior designer and an artistic director. He lives in Buenos Aires where he has set up his very own studio. Today, he is an exemplar role model in the design world in Argentina and has received many awards throughout his career. In 2013, the Twist #2 chair, co-created with Ricardo Blanco, integrates the permanent collection of design objects in the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. Cristián was appointed “Young American Talent” by Maison & Objet Americas in 2015. He was also selected to be a part of the Salon Satellite Milan 2018, organised by the Campana brothers, as an emerging Latin-American designer. According to Mohaded, every project is the outcome of a collaboration with a material: each has its own characteristics which link closely to the creative idea which forms the object. Cristián has designed many accessories for Roche Bobois, such as the Wander, Taz and Half & Half lamps, and the Agrafe and Ombrelle furnishings.
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