Mario Lamp Table
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Mario Lamp Table 38-867
The Mario Lamp Table is a version of the Mario Twins, the bunching coffee tables with removable trays, designed for Kindel by the legendary, Mario Buatta. For over 50 years, Mr. Buatta has designed beautiful homes and furniture to complement them. The scalloped edge of the top is identical to the Mario Twins but is not a removable tray. There is a lower shelf for storage. Gold or silver painted accents are standard. Available in all painted lacquers or a wood finish. Shown in 75 Grey base, 73 Indigo top and silver accents. Custom colors are available. For matching bunching coffee tables, see the Mario Twins, 38-866.
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- Width: 19" (48.26 cm)
- Depth: 22.25" (56.515 cm)
- Height: 28" (71.12 cm)
- Arm Height: 0" (0 cm)
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Designer Series
The dreams of designers now in your home.At Kindel Grand Rapids we embrace innovation and creativity from our guest designers. Our various designer collaborations promote brilliant and unique styles and aesthetics that marry the designer’s creativity with the skill and craftsmanship of our Grand Rapids artisans.
Mario Buatta
“"If you can't hide it, decorate it."”– mariobuatta.com
For over fifty years, legendary designer Mario Buatta has designed extraordinary, traditional interiors combining fine design with shelter, comfort, and joy. His color palette cheers, delights, and offers emotional sustenance. Mario is known as the "Prince of Chintz." He is credited with bringing the English, country-house style to America. His recent book, Mario Buatta-Fifty Years of American Interior Decoration chronicles his celebrated career.
