“Floyd” table, fixed or extendable in oak | Capodarte Home

“Floyd” Table in Oak, Fixed or Extendable - CAPODARTE HOME

€1,750.00
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A table with a dynamic and contemporary design, featuring an iconic base with four intersecting black-painted metal legs. The oak veneer top is available in a fixed or extendable version.

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Floyd by Capodarte Home is a table with a strong aesthetic impact, designed to furnish contemporary spaces with a bold and recognizable presence.

The base is composed of four intersecting black-painted metal legs, creating a dynamic and sculptural structure. The design of the base lends movement to the entire composition and becomes the table's distinctive element.

The top is made of oak veneer and is available in raw oak and thermal oak finishes, two solutions that can give the table a more natural or warmer and more sophisticated character.

Floyd is available in both fixed and extendable versions. In the extendable configuration, the extensions are not integrated into the table but can be used separately when needed.

This proposal can be completed with the Romeo sideboards, which can be perfectly combined to create a coordinated, elegant, and coherent environment.

CARATTERISTICHE PRINCIPALI

  • Type: Table
  • Brand: Capodarte Home
  • Model: Floyd
  • Available versions: Fixed or extendable
  • Base: Painted metal
  • Base color: Black
  • Structure: Four crossed legs
  • Top: Oak veneer
  • Top finish: Raw oak or thermal oak
  • Extensions: Not integrated
  • Style: Contemporary
  • Dynamic and sculptural design
  • Can be coordinated with the Romeo sideboards

MATERIALI

Top:
Oak veneer

Base:
Painted metal

COLORI / FINITURE

Bases

  • Black

Top

  • Raw oak
  • Thermal oak

SISTEMA DI ALLUNGA

  • Available in fixed or extendable versions
  • Separate extension leaves
  • Extensions not integrated into the table