Quick view Add to Compare Add to Wishlist CROS A2425/02 ARMCHAIR UPHOLSTERY: LEATHER L0034 DIMENSIONS: WIDHT: 64 CM. (25,2 in.) DEPTH: 60 CM. (23,62 in.) HEIGHT: 72 CM. (28,35 in.)
Quick view Add to Compare Add to Wishlist VERSAILLES ARMCHAIR The creativity and rich decoration of the Versailles Palace contributed to the inspiration of the creation of this exuberant armchair. Boca do...
Quick view Add to Compare Add to Wishlist MONOCHROME SIDE TABLE A demonstration of both imagination and strong design skills, the Monochrome side table is a remarkable piece that stands out in any room or...
Quick view Add to Compare Add to Wishlist PIETRA ROUND DINING TABLE PRODUCT FEATURES Round table made of white Estremoz marble. One detailed pedestal base in turned marble. ARTS AND TECHNIQUES Turned...
Quick view Add to Compare Add to Wishlist ANNETTE LOW SIDE TABLE The conceptual ANNETTE side table dresses any space with an informal elegant touch. The tempered glass top rests on a geometric iron base giving...
Quick view Add to Compare Add to Wishlist LAPIAZ CONSOLE Lapiaz console takes exceptional craftsmanship and design to a new realm. With the inside finished in polished brass, and an exterior finished in...
Quick view Add to Compare Add to Wishlist PIETRA SQUARE DINING TABLE PRODUCT FEATURES Square table made of white Estremoz marble. One detailed pedestal base in turned marble. ARTS AND TECHNIQUES Turned...
Quick view Add to Compare Add to Wishlist ANNETTE HIGH SIDE TABLE The conceptual ANNETTE side table dresses any space with an informal elegant touch. The tempered glass top rests on a geometric iron base giving...
Quick view Add to Compare Add to Wishlist PIETRA OVAL DINING TABLE PRODUCT FEATURES Oval table made of black Nero Marquina marble. Two detailed pedestal bases in turned marble. ARTS AND TECHNIQUES Turned...
Quick view Add to Compare Add to Wishlist LUMIERE CONSOLE Wooden structure with arched form on top, folded by with mirrored surface of two polished stainless steel plates, ripped by a hammered polished...
