B&B Italia Alanda 18' Coffee Table
The B&B Italia Alanda 18' Coffee Table, is an iconic piece that ushered in the 1980s, and is now revisited in homage to Paolo Piva, the great architect and designer.
A highly successful classic and a sought-after vintage furnishing, Alanda is one of the most typical design objects of a period with a wealth of strong, daring and stylistic components, Paolo Piva often took inspiration from architecture, reproducing its most attractive, characteristic elements in miniature.
The B&B Italia Alanda 18' Coffee Table’s geometric pedestal and support, recalls a group of upturned pyramids, Paolo Piva characterised it as if it was a magical object, entrapping and amplifying cosmic energy.
The B&B Italia Alanda 18' Coffee Table, is an iconic piece that ushered in the 1980s, and is now revisited in homage to Paolo Piva, the great architect and designer.
A highly successful classic and a sought-after vintage furnishing, Alanda is one of the most typical design objects of a period with a wealth of strong, daring and stylistic components, Paolo Piva often took inspiration from architecture, reproducing its most attractive, characteristic elements in miniature.
The B&B Italia Alanda 18' Coffee Table’s geometric pedestal and support, recalls a group of upturned pyramids, Paolo Piva characterised it as if it was a magical object, entrapping and amplifying cosmic energy.
Original: $2,323.43
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$697.03Description
The B&B Italia Alanda 18' Coffee Table, is an iconic piece that ushered in the 1980s, and is now revisited in homage to Paolo Piva, the great architect and designer.
A highly successful classic and a sought-after vintage furnishing, Alanda is one of the most typical design objects of a period with a wealth of strong, daring and stylistic components, Paolo Piva often took inspiration from architecture, reproducing its most attractive, characteristic elements in miniature.
The B&B Italia Alanda 18' Coffee Table’s geometric pedestal and support, recalls a group of upturned pyramids, Paolo Piva characterised it as if it was a magical object, entrapping and amplifying cosmic energy.
