Minimo dining table
Simplicity, equilibrium and symmetry, the basic principles of Japanese furnishings, can be found in the Minimo table in natural or black stained hemlock solid wood.
The table top is a single horizontal beam, raised on support bases which are inclined and jointed. The new imposing Minimo table is suitable for a large dining room and warmer, more inviting meeting rooms.
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Piero Lissoni
Designer (2008)
Piero Lissoni is an architect, designer and art director in Italy. In 1986, he and Nicoletta Canesi founded Lissoni Associati, a multidisciplinary architecture, interiors and design firm based in Milan. This was followed by the opening of the visual communications company Graph.x in 1996 and...
Porro
Brand
Since 1925 the Porro family manages a company supporting a unique furnishing philosophy, matching handicraft tradition of the time with the most modern advanced manufacturing and information technologies. The furnishing culture as family wealth, together with the diktats, production is based on, that is formal...
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