This elegant table is inspired by the architectural structure of historic European cities. Its soft lines evoke the rounded arched elements used in Renaissance buildings and cathedrals. This piece will be a superb addition to a modern dining room, thanks to its minimalist and charming shape. Both the structure that supports the simple top with its gently rounded corners and the top itself are in solid canaletto walnut. Please ask the concierge for possible changes in price for the same table made in durmast oak.
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Le Porcellane
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When the finest porcelain meets ancient Italian craftsmanship, something extraordinary is born.
Founded in 1948 in Florence, Le Porcellane represents Italian excellence in the production of artistic porcelain. The city, cradle of the Renaissance, has profoundly influenced the company's aesthetics and craftsmanship, combining tradition and innovation to create unique works.
Le Porcellane stands out for its use of artisanal techniques passed down through generations. Each piece is handcrafted, from modeling to decoration, ensuring meticulous attention to detail. The company uses fine materials such as high-quality porcelain, often enriched with details in pure gold and platinum, giving creations a timeless elegance.
Beyond traditional production, Le Porcellane invests in research and development to introduce innovative materials and advanced techniques. This approach allows offering products that meet contemporary needs without compromising artisanal quality.
The company is committed to supporting the local community and preserving the cultural heritage of the territory. Through collaborations with local artisans and cultural initiatives, Le Porcellane contributes to the enhancement of Florence's artistic heritage.