Console Table Aldo Bakker, 2017 by karakterCopenhagen
Key details
| Brand | karakterCopenhagen |
|---|---|
| Category | Console |
| Size | Large |
Description
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Console Table Aldo Bakker, 2017 suitable for commercial projects?
Yes, the Console Table Aldo Bakker, 2017 by karakterCopenhagen is suitable for both residential and commercial interiors. It is commonly specified by interior designers and architects for hospitality, office, and retail environments.
Can the Console Table Aldo Bakker, 2017 be used outdoors?
Yes, the Console Table Aldo Bakker, 2017 is designed for outdoor use.
Specifications
| Indoor / Outdoor | Outdoor |
|---|---|
| Durability | Heavy-duty |
| Size | Large |
| Brand | karakterCopenhagen |
| Category | Console |
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Ofimat Plus tables
ACTIU > Table
Ofimat Plus desks are practical and versatile, ideal for offices that require efficient and stylish work solutions.
Globb armchairs
ACTIU > Armchair
Inspired by balloon twisting, Globb allows you to personalize any space with light, informal, and free designs.
Tornitto Table lamp Black
Calixter > Table lamp
The Tornitto table lamp in Nature designed by Tyra Matsdotter for the By Calixter brand, Tornitto has a ceramic lamp base that is hand-made in Portugal, combined with a white opal glass cup above. The table lamp has a long narrow shape which means that they fit perfectly on the window frame as a window lamp or on a shelf. The Tornitto lamp comes in four lovely colors with a structure that all have that little extra.
CHAIR NOTTINGHAM PLUSH
Akante > Chair
CHAIR NOTTINGHAM PLUSH by Akante, in lacquered steel legs, matt black lacquered steel, available in 5 colourways. Contemporary French design furniture, made to order.
Bois Urbain Miel
Fiandre Architectural Surfaces > Floor tile-stone
The light amber colour of honey inspired this soft, enveloping shade, whose rich tissue of grain contributes to the creation of harmonious settings, marked by delicate, refined taste.
Marmi Maximum Calacatta
Fiandre Architectural Surfaces > Floor tile-stone
The inimitable taste of classicism: a precious and decorative solution, enriched by unique variations in color intensity and ever-changing vein patterns. The Polished finish adds brightness and shine to the texture, while the Natural finish provides a matte, more contemporary look. For advanced performance, it is also available with Active Surfaces technology, offering antibacterial, antiviral, anti-pollution, anti-odor, and self-cleaning properties.
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Quaderna 756
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Zanotta > Console
Sideboard. Honeycomb core structure coated with white Print laminate, digitally printed with black squares at 3 cm spacing. Internal black laminate plating. Adjustable internal shelves in 10 mm thick tempered plate glass. On the back panel, the sideboard is equipped with cable entries.
Console Gotham
Tonelli Design > Console
The console for entrance model Gotham was conceived by the design studio Leonardi & Marinelli. It has a smoked glass structure completed with a black wooden drawer, provided with soft closure and frontal part in smoked mirror. The console Gotham is available also with integrated wireless battery charger and is perfect for modern and luxury settings.
Console Gulliver
Tonelli Design > Console
The console Gulliver is completely made of glass, transparent or extra clear. Its simple and linear shape make it prefect for any kind of setting, specially where there is need to brighten and soften the environment. This designer console is offered in different sizes and is suited for different uses: it can be chosen as console table for entrances or hallway, or for the lounge or bedroom.
Console Gulliver 2
Tonelli Design > Console
The console Gulliver 2 is provided with a glass structure in transparent or extra clear version. This console, of a clean and modern design, can also be fitted with drawers available in wood, matt lacquered or leather, in contrast with the lightness of the glass. It can be included in several settings, such as entrances and hallways, living rooms or bedrooms, in a refined and luxury environment.
Console Sestante
Tonelli Design > Console
The console Sestante by designer Emilio Nanna is part of a collection of furniture distinguished by a rigorous and essential design of vertical structural elements, symmetric and orthogonal. This console leaves maximum compositional freedom to the modular structure and is available in smoked, extra clear or digitally printed glass for a complete personalization. Thanks to the clear lines and versatile finishes it is suitable for any setting of modern and contemporary design.
Console Sestante Stone
Tonelli Design > Console
The designer console Sestante Stone was designed by designer Emilio Nanni. It is a console characterized by the rigorous and essential design of vertical structural elements, symmetric and orthogonal. It is made of a base in glued glass and top in matt brushed marble, with bevelling at sight on the top. The bases are available in smoked or extra clear glass. The top in matt brushed marble, with visible bevelling, is available in Arabescato Orobico Gold, Tropikal Storm or Domus White.
Clyfford "Console"
Minotti > Console
A console featuring simple, contemporary design that can easily be paired with any of the pieces in the Minotti collection. Flexible and adapt-able, thanks to the wide variety of finish-es, the laser cut metal structure comes in Pewter color, with glossy lacquered tops in Mud, Granite, Pewter and Petroleum shades, or in oak with lacquered Moka finish.
Lang "Console"
Minotti > Console
The Lang console, like the other elements in the eponymous collection, rests on sophisticatedly minimalist metal blades painted Pewter color. The base is suitably reinforced to ensure the utmost stability without compromising the inherent lightness of the project. The console is available in two heights: “High” 72 cm and “Low” 50 cm, and comes with two push-pull drawers. The structure is finished in Granite color glossy lacquer, while the drawer fronts are available in polished ebony, Tobacco stained flamed oak and Moka oak.
Solid "Console"
Minotti > Console
Developed starting from a simple square volume, the Solid family of complements reveals great versatility through its clean and simple shapes. The Solid family hosts elements with different shapes and functions. With their square forms and cubist style, their bold personality adds a distinctive touch of flair to residential and Hospitality interiors. They range from the parallelepiped volume, which is tall enough to be set alongside a dining table as an additional seat, to coffee tables for holding or storing objects, and nightstand for the sleeping area. The rich ensemble is completed by the console table, which sits on metal blade-like legs with a Black-Nickel finish. Some Solid coffee tables are equipped with drawers, featuring an open Moka oak and a push & pull opening system. Coffee tables that offer useful storage solutions, featuring drawers with a perfect aesthetic that almost makes them imperceptible. The Solid coffee tables, in all sizes, are available both in the glossy lacquered version in the colours Corten, Muschio, Petrolio and Moka and in the open-pore ash finish in Moka colour. Some of them are useful storage elements thanks to drawers, with interior in Moka-coloured ash and push & pull opening, almost imperceptible by the eye thanks to their perfect aesthetics. In the version with dimensions cm 35x35 H45, Solid becomes an eclectic furnishing piece, ideal for a use in any interior location, characterising the space in which it is positioned with its clean and simple sculptural presence. This version also comes in saddle-hide, crafted with the same technique used in fine leather luggage-crafting, where every side is trimmed with precise stitching along the edges that enhance the preciousness of the furnishing element as a whole.
Lelong
Minotti > Console
The Lelong coffee tables, inspired by the lightness of Scandinavian design, have thin tubular legs in Black Coffee finish with polished Pewter tips supporting lacquered, wood or marble tops. The Lelong family boasts an extensive range: a full series of different sizes and finishes with square, round and rectangular tops that make it particularly versatile and suitable for use as a coffee table, side table or console. The coffee table design also includes a version with two staggered shelves of different heights that intersect to create a sculptural piece of furniture with multiple possibilities of use. Its slender, light design offers an ideal contrast when set alongside the more generous volumes of the Horizonte seating system by Marcio Kogan / studio mk27 and the Goodman seating system by Rodolfo Dordoni: a balance of shapes and proportions that makes the living space even more dynamic and elegant. In the single-top version, the top is available in Cappuccino, Moka, Chestnut, Army Green, and Malachite polished lacquered finishes, in Canaletto walnut stained Dark Brown or in Liquorice open-pore lacquered ash; in the double-top version, the lower top comes in the same finishes as the single top version, while there are three alternatives for the higher top: Liquorice-coloured ash, Calacatta marble with smooth matt finish or in various lacquered finishes.
Estrada Dining Console
Lexington > Console
An inset silver travertine top is artfully suspended above an open compartment and two full extension drawers. Custom hardware finished in a lightly burnished silver coloration completes the look.
Mystic Console
Lexington > Console
The Black Penn Shell with a contrast inlay of Young Penn Shell top and leather-wrapped rattan base makes a dramatic statement in any room. The classic Pan-Asian design makes it a signature piece for this collection.
Sonesta Serving Console
Lexington > Console
The serving console offers a distinctive look, featuring twisted rattan fretwork on the end and back panels, finished in a rich umber coloration. The top surface features beveled tempered glass. The shelf below is crushed bamboo. Two drawers at the bottom offer ample storage behind woven raffia fronts.
Accolade Console
Lexington > Console
Heavily distressed and Barnyard Oak veneers in random planks with a waxed carbon finish. The architectural console has concentric stepped moldings in the side panels.
Bannister Garden Console Table
Lexington > Console
The contemporary tree branch design on the base was inspired by the Australian Boab tree. The top is solid travertine in a soft demilune shape.
Canto Console
Lexington > Console
Modern Organic designs crafted from 5mm sawn French Oak veneers and select hardwoods in a honey brown finish with an aluminum base in a bronze finish.
Cityscape Console
Lexington > Console
The Cityscape console table features six-sided blocks of stainless steel in a three-dimensional intersecting pattern, highlighted by select portions accented in a warm brass finish. The result is a design with remarkable depth and brilliant shimmer, especially when viewed through the glass and into the decor.The vintage coloration is attributable to certain elements being electroformed in brass. Note stainless steel and brass will show slight imperfections and polishing marks. The 54 x 14 inch glass is flat polished with radius corners and is .75 inches thick.
Elation Gray Console
Lexington > Console
Faux horn motif hand-painted by artists on individual resin tiles in a dark gray bone coloration. Faux horn tiles will vary in appearance and coloration from piece to piece.
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