Kumo

The Kumo side table is a perfect combination with the Kumo coffee table and can be either positioned in the middle of the room or to the side of the sofa. Architect Mauro Lipparini focused on a minimalist design and combined the bold geometric shape of the metal support with the curved contours of the tops. Available in a variety of finishes.

Frinfri

An expressive onomatopea that recalls the sounds of cicadas: this is the image that inspired the new line of coffee tables by Bonaldo. The geometric, slender and rounded design of the structure makes them light-weight, while a game of balances between sharp corners and rounded angles supports a practical removable tray, an element that can be further embellished with a refined ceramic top. In the version of one material, the effect is of essential elegance and functionality; in the version with the ceramic top, the contrast between the two materials adds further character. Frinfri coffee tables are available in three different heights and all models are proposed in multiple colour variants, to make it possible to choose the one that is most suitable to individual stylistic needs. The Frinfri Wood variant features a wooden top and is available in two sizes (high and medium).

Planet

A definite protagonist of contemporary furnishing: with its hemispherical shape, Planet is a collection of coffee tables with a striking aesthetic impact. It is available in two sizes: Planet and Big Planet. In the Planet light and Big Planet light versions, the coffee table is equipped with internal lighting and the light permeates in a diffused way through the top, in extra-light glass acid-treated white: a choice that enhances its functionality, elegance and modernity. With the Planet family, the sophistication of the design is best expressed in the home environment. The skilful combination of diverse materials, the painted aluminium of the frame, and the glass or ceramic for the top, make these tables a noble complement, with a rich look that is at the same time never excessive.

Pisa

The Pisa coffee tables, designed by Mauro Lipparini, are furnishing accessories with a strong character, thanks to the monolithic design of their bases. Available in the single block version with a recessed or hat-like top, the signature feature is the angle of the base which leans diagonally like the tower after which they are named. Metal, used for the base, is the common thread running through the collection: the coffee table assumes its own identity based on the material used for the top, available in ceramic, glass, marble or metal in the same finish as the base.

Kumo

To create these coffee tables, architect Mauro Lipparini focused on a minimalist design and combined the bold geometric shape of the metal support with the curved contours of the tops, available in a variety of finishes, creating a formal contrast expressed with the utmost lightness. They are perfect either positioned in the middle of the room or to the side of the sofa.