Fany coffee table designed by Christophe Delcourt for Baxter, it is a step forward in terms of aesthetics and functionality. By becoming the room's focal point and main attraction, the table alludes to itself as a universally useful object that transcends the limitations of time and place.
The top is finished in a bronze-colored glass fusion and has rounded edges at each of its four corners. The matt scratched shelf, created using a method that highlights the imperfections of the material, is useful for arranging magazines and other items. The design of the coffee table is truly one-of-a-kind and thanks to the marble legs that hold it up; they are set apart in pairs and have a square base section, and their sizes vary.
Details in satin brass adorn the upper level, and any irregularities in the metal are to be considered proof of the product's genuineness.
