Lou Living/TV Console Table
Minotti
From ฿910,000
This price reflects the basic model of the product with no additional features or upgrades.
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Synonym of refined cabinet-making and high-end technology, they have in common the preciousness of the materials, from the brushed ash or the opaque ebony of the structure to the Calacatta marble or the flush-fitted tops in wood matching the colour of the structure, to the glossy painted metal base.
While maintaining the same precious and refined details, the new pieces represent a lightened version of the original project. A unique design defines the leg conceived as a circular section with the concave side facing outwards, treated with a Pewter-coloured glossy finish that emphasises its elegance.
The French designer changes the codes of perception with hidden features, offering a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional meuble à secret. The console provides an interplay of drawers, while the cabinet-bar reveals a cockpit compartment covered in polished steel and the classic buffet unveils a series of doors and drawers.
For a family of objects to be rediscovered every day, in which each detail leads to the next one.
Lou Living/TV Console Table
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From ฿910,000
This price reflects the basic model of the product with no additional features or upgrades.
Christophe Delcourt
Christophe Delcourt was born in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, France in 1966. He is the designer known for handcrafted furniture and lighting that demonstrate a respect for the environment and a passion for French craft tradition. He graduated from the drama school and attended the theater where he later realized design was his true calling. Delcourt launched his studio in the heart of Marais—Paris’s 7th arrondissement in 1996. His work combines raw materials and elegant lines, and he relies heavily on nature and natural materials to shape a design with depth, emotion, and warmth—to inform his work.
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