An elegant and evocative piece of furniture, the Samarcanda side tables feature marble tops whose warm tones and spotted motifs recall the charm of arid deserts and distant lands. A pleasant dynamic effect that contrasts with the base made up of a twist of bamboo canes, natural elements that turns into precious materials, able to give light to the environment. The Samarcanda side tables can be used individually or combined with the central table of the same line for the creation of the personalized composition. Structure in polished brass. Top in marble cat. B Violet Onyx. Please contact the Concierge for available customization options and size variants.
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Pimar Limestone
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Located in the heart of Puglia, Pimar is renowned for its historical tradition in natural limestone manufacturing for over 150 years and for its international collaborations with famous artists and designers.
Pimar has focused on stone extraction from itsown quarries and processing it to create highly exclusive projects. Not only tradition, but also technical dedication and design. Pimar stone becomes the protagonist in infinite design declinations: from architectural to retail, from restoration to design.Pimar stone is a constant source of inspiration for internationally renowned architects,designers,and artists. Its natural beauty and customized processing techniques have given rise to numerous architectural and design projects
in collaboration with Steven Holl, Alvaro Siza, Philippe Starck, Michele De Lucchi, Renzo Piano, Palomba Serafini Associati, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Ugo La Pietra, Apos Persano and Matali Crasset, among others.
Pimar is also strongly committed to sustainable development and environment. The stone processing processes that take place at the company's premises are powered by clean energy self-produced by solar panels, reducing dependence on external sources. Water conservation is a priority, maximizing recovery and minimizing waste. Innovative methods are employed to minimize quarry waste and reuse material. Pimar's commitment to sustainability includes investments in renewable energy and the efficient use of resources.
Through these efforts, Pimar reduces its environmental impact and promotes a more sustainable future.