Carlo Dining Table by DePadova
Carlo weaves together history and design, rigour and proportion in an intersection of rational lines. The table boasts a large X for the base on which rests a circular tabletop that comes in either lacquered ash or marble. Playful, elegant and precise, this is a new variation of the classic table created first in 1984 by Tono Morganti for the Jucker family and later reissued in 2019 by Tono and Renato J. Morganti.
- CategoryDining Tables
- RangeDePadova
- BrandBOFFI / DePadova
- DesignerTono Morganti x Renato J. Morganti
- Year2023
- WarrantyN/A
- Country of originItaly
- Type of useCommercial and Residential
- Package typeFragile - handle with care
- Care and cleaningEasy maintenance
- Installation
- Easy self install
- Minor installation required
- Tools required
- Professional installation recommended
- Assembly
- Professional assembly recommended
- Tools required
- Minor assembly required
- Easy self assembly
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Elemento has established itself as a leading name in bespoke design and luxury home furnishings. Founded by designer and entrepreneur Stephen Horton, Elemento has earned an impeccable reputation for commitment to artistry, craftsmanship and innovation across high-end kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes, finishes and furniture.
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