Fly

Fly

Fly

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Fly table, designed by Gil Coste in 2005 for Bernhard Müller GmbH, combines solidity with a sense of lightness, creating an illusion of floating. This effect is achieved through a stable laminated glass construction.
Specifications: The table features a tabletop made from solid wood available in various types, with a thickness of 2.8 cm. The base is constructed from 10 mm security glass and includes polished aluminium elements, ensuring both durability and aesthetic appeal.
Design Features: The Fly table's design emphasizes a balance between robust materials and a visually lightweight appearance, making it a versatile piece suitable for various interior settings.
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Catalog excerpts

Fly-1

Ein solider Tisch mit maximaler Leichtigkeit. Fly scheint zu schweben. Dafür sorgt eine stabile Verbundglaskonstruktion. A solid table with maximum lightness. Fly appears to be floating due to its stable laminated glass design.

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Fly-2

Tischplatte aus Massivholz in verschiedenen Holzarten, Plattenstarke 2,8 cm. Untergestell aus 10 mm Sicherheitsglas mit poliertem Aluminium. Tabletop made from solid wood in different wood types, thickness 2,8 cm. Base made of 10 mm security glass with polished aluminium. [more] Bernhard Muller GmbH

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