Coffee Table by Bernard Vuarnesson for Bellato - 1980s

Magnificent square oak coffee table designed in the 1970s. The uniqueness of this table lies in the way the corners are assembled. It also features a glass plate placed on the frame...

Amazing pendant light " Alesia" by Carlo Forcolini for Artemide in the 1980s. This pendant light has two special features. The first is its cable that extends up to 200 cm. This ca...

Magnificent "Shogun" floor lamp designed in the 1980s by Mario Botta for the famous Artemide design house. This superb lamp is no longer produced today, unlike the smaller model, wh...

Splendid Italian coat rack designed in the 1980s. This coat rack, made entirely of metal, features two yellow shelves and a spacious black drawer. It also has four plastic hooks for...

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Minimalist, functional coffee table designed by Bernard Vuarnesson. Each of the 4 leaves can be pulled pulled out or stowed independently. Each leaf can be fully removed and flipped ...

Bernard Vuarnesson Bellato coffee table with blue white reversible tops, 1970s Eyecatching versatile (from L to XL), playful and practical coffe...

Rare modular desk dining table PAR6 by French designer Bernard Vuarnesson for Bellato, Italy ca. 1980. Six extendable table tops in Formica and Dili ebonized Irokko wood with a frame from solid ebonized Irokko wood. Each table top has a black top and the different slots allow various combinations adjusting this table to various living or working situations. The previous owner for example found it perfect as a desk with several extensions for office equipment. This is the highly sought-after early dining table edition has a height of 72 cm and is more rare than the coffee table version. The table offered here is an early and original Bellato table. The manufacturer 'Bellato' ceased to exist in the 1980s and this design later was sold to 'Sculptures Jeux...