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Nest of Nora Bijzettafel Olav - Drup design - Antiek koper

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Nest of Nora Bijzettafel Olav - Drup design - Antiek koperDe bijzettafel in drup design van Nest of Nora is een stijlvolle toevoeging aan je interieur. Dankzij het gegoten glazen tafelblad en het elegante metalen onderstel in antiek koper krijgt je woonkamer, zithoek of leeshoek direct een luxe uitstraling. De druppelvorm maakt dit compacte tafeltje perfect als design bijzettafel naast de bank, fauteuil of in een hoek. Door het golvende glas en de verfijnde afwerking combineert dit artikel decoratie en

De bijzettafel in drup design van Nest of Nora is een stijlvolle toevoeging aan je interieur. Dankzij het gegoten glazen tafelblad en het elegante metalen onderstel in antiek koper krijgt je woonkamer, zithoek of leeshoek direct een luxe uitstraling. De druppelvorm maakt dit compacte tafeltje perfect als design bijzettafel naast de bank, fauteuil of in een hoek. Door het golvende glas en de verfijnde afwerking combineert dit artikel decoratie en functionaliteit in één. Ideaal voor het neerzetten van een lamp, een kop koffie of je favoriete woonaccessoires.

Specificaties

  • Afmetingen: lengte 40 cm, breedte 40 cm, hoogte 60 cm
  • Materiaal blad: traditioneel gegoten glas
  • Materiaal onderstel: metaal met beschermende finish
  • Kleur: antiek koper
  • Vorm: druppelvormig blad en onderstel
  • Merk: Nest of Nora
  • Serie: Olav

Elegant drup design met karakter

De Olav bijzettafel valt direct op door het bijzondere drup design. De zachte, organische vorm van het blad sluit naadloos aan op het slanke metalen onderstel, waardoor het geheel luchtig en modern oogt. Het gegoten glas heeft een licht golvend oppervlak met subtiele onregelmatigheden, wat het meubel een ambachtelijke uitstraling geeft. In combinatie met de warme tint antiek koper ontstaat een bijzettafel die zowel in een industrieel, modern als klassiek interieur tot zijn recht komt. Je haalt niet alleen een praktisch tafeltje in huis, maar ook een stijlvol woonaccessoire dat sfeer en diepte toevoegt aan je interieur.

Functioneel tafeltje voor elke ruimte

Door de afmetingen van 40 x 40 x 60 centimeter is dit artikel heel flexibel in gebruik. Je plaatst de bijzettafel eenvoudig naast de bank als handig tafeltje voor drankjes, boeken en afstandsbedieningen. Maar ook in de hal, slaapkamer of thuiswerkplek komt dit product goed tot zijn recht, bijvoorbeeld als plantentafel of compact sidetable. De druppelvorm zorgt ervoor dat de tafel weinig ruimte inneemt, terwijl je toch voldoende oppervlak hebt om spullen neer te zetten. Dankzij het stevige metalen onderstel staat de tafel stabiel, zodat je je accessoires veilig kunt presenteren zonder dat het geheel massief oogt.

Luxe materialen en tijdloze afwerking

De combinatie van gegoten glas en metaal in antiek koper geeft deze bijzettafel een luxe, hoogwaardige uitstraling. Het tafelblad van gegoten glas wordt op traditionele wijze vervaardigd, waardoor elk exemplaar net even anders is. Die subtiele oneffenheden in het glas vangen het licht op een mooie manier en zorgen voor extra diepte in je interieur. Het metalen frame is slank maar stevig, en de bijpassende koperkleurige finish maakt het geheel visueel één geheel. Hierdoor kun je het artikel makkelijk combineren met andere meubels in warme metalen, glas of hout, zodat je een sfeervolle, samenhangende inrichting creëert in je woonkamer of zitkamer.
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