Dining Table Savia Ash Smoked

1 895,00 €

Daniel Garcia-Sanchez

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Inspired by nature, this design "Dining Table" offers the perfect combination of elegance and functionality. Made by master carpenter in Spain, this unique piece of furniture with minimalist design brings a touch of style to your dining room or your office.

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Dimensions : Height 74 cm - Dimensions plate 95 x 205 cm

Materials : solid ash and ash veneer, metal

Colors : Smoked ash and details (Black or Gold)

Information : Matte finish - Clean with a damp cloth

Easily assembled using the supplied manual - Supplied in 3 flat packs. Two year warranty

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History of the product

Available in several colors, this dining table in solid ash and veneered ash wood presents an elegant graphic decoration on its tray, black or gold. Inspired by Scandinavian furniture, she coordinates with matching benches. Robust with its trestle system feet, this piece of furniture will accompany you all your life !

True table to live, it will find its place in the living room or the kitchen and will accompany your most intimate diners. Easy maintenance, it is guaranteed two years !

The designer

Graduated in Industrial Design from the University of Valladolid and holds a Master's degree in Interior Design from IED Madrid, Daniel Garcia Sanchez has worked for companies such as Estiluz, Repsol and Siemens. After a trip to Mexico and England, he decided to settle down in Madrid.

Daniel likes quality materials and traditional uses. He appreciates the work of wood with a fanciful side and a use that makes it timeless. His relationship to the subject is personal: "I like to participate directly in the production process, study and manipulate the materials that make up the final product. I think that this way emerges a product-designer relationship that increases the final value. "

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