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    COFFEE TABLE DESIGNED BY STUDIO SUPEREGO

    Coffee table designed by the Milanese studio Studio Superego. Made of ten-centimeter thick plexiglas decorated with agates. Edition 1/1.

    Measurements: W 150 x D 70 x H 45 cm

     

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