Alamo Dining Table

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Alamo Dining Table

Lema
From ฿396,000
This price reflects the basic model of the product with no additional features or upgrades.

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The Alamo dining table offers a new take on the 1940s decorative style, combining a minimalist, contemporary approach with some bold, sophisticated lines. The key theme here is the one of lightness. The table top and structure have been made as slender as possible, creating an elegant and clean piece whose combination of different materials ensures its success. The structure - in bronze painted metal - supports a top in aluminium laminate with a unique mosaic-effect finish created using reconstructed marble. Exclusive to Lema, the mosaic-effect finish is made from resin, pigmented marble dust and fragments of metals such as brass and bronze and is available in three versions, all inspired by precious natural stone: Blu Lapislazzuli, Verde Malachite and Nero Belgian Blue. The table top is also available in heat-treated oak.

Alamo Dining Table

Brand
Lema Explore Brand
Collection

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Designer
David Lòpez Quincoces
Category
Dining & Café Tables
Status
For Order
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No product available in any showroom.
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Dimensions (cm)

W240 x D98 x H71

W310 x D98 x H71

W340 x D98 x H71

From ฿396,000
This price reflects the basic model of the product with no additional features or upgrades.
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David Lòpez Quincoces

David Lòpez Quincoces

David Lòpez Quincoces, born in Spain in 1980, obtained a degree in Art from the University Complutense of Madrid in 2004, followed by a Master in Interior Design at the Polictecnico di Milano. He has lived in Milan since 2005, when he began a collaboration with Piero Lissoni on numerous interior design and architecture projects, such as showrooms, fair stands, private apartments, offices, hotels and resorts, both in Italy and abroad. In 2007, He opened studio Quincoces-Dragò & partners in Madrid and Milan, where today he practices architecture, graphics, interior and industrial design.
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