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BELGRAVIA — RODOLFO DORDONI 2018 1— 3 Belgravia, the aristocratic district of London with its impressive Victorian mansions, inspired this family of tables with their refined fluid shapes. A bridge-shaped wooden frame, with a double inclination outline and a sophisticated joinery technique, enables the legs and the load-bearing beam of the table to be joined. The tops in the three noble materials of stone, wood and glass, enrich the whole, creating great design continuity. Different dimensions allow the tables to be used in a variety of settings where Belgravia will always be the undisputed protagonist. DATASHEET REGISTERED DESIGN IX.2021 Dimensions in centimeters and inches. The right to discontinue and make changes is reserved. This information is based on the latest product information available at the time of printing

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BELGRAVIA — RODOLFO DORDONI 2018 FINISHES STRUCTURE FINISHES (LATERAL PARTS AND LEGS) eucalyptus graphite oak TOP FINISHES Wood: eucalyptus graphite oak TOP FINISHES Glossy marble: emperador dark orient grey calacatta gold COLOURED GLASS: in the colours from the Molteni range BRIDGE-SHAPED FRAME Medium density layered fiber panel, solid beech wood (fagus silvatyca), formed and covered with sliced veneer in Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) and Oak (Quercus). Additional corner piece in aluminum, feet in plastic material with felt supports. CENTRAL FRAME Tubular iron with epoxy coating and top...

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BELGRAVIA — RODOLFO DORDONI 2018 DIMENSIONS Notes  No reductions of any kind are possible.  In the version with marble top, the top is always divided in the middle.  In the wood version, the grain of the top is transversal and the strips are lengthwise.  In the glass version the heads are in pewter colour painted finish. table DATASHEET REGISTERED DESIGN IX.2021 Dimensions in centimeters and inches. The right to discontinue and make changes is reserved. This information is based on the late

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