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TS from GUBI is a collection of elegant coffee tables, designed by the Danish-Italian design duo GamFratesi for the entrance and lounge areas of the Michelin-starred restaurant The Standard in Copenhagen. The designers drew their inspiration for the beautiful design from the 1930s building housing the restaurant: a round marble top stands on slender metal legs with eye-catching, intersecting rods. Place a large TS coffee table in front of a sofa and a smaller version next to a lounge chair – or be bold and mix and match different colours and sizes to create an eye-catching cluster of tables. The table we have on offer has a black base with Nero Marquina marble top.
Manufactured by Gubi, Designed by GamFratesi, 2014
Dimensions40 Ø x 51 cm H
MaterialsTop in Black Marquina Marble, Base in powder coated semi matte steel in black
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