Solanas Dining Table

Dining tables from GANDIABLASCO, Designed by Daniel Germani

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Ø180x76h cm / Ø71"x30"h

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SOLANAS is the new GANDIABLASCO collection born from the aesthetic sensibility and passion for the outdoors of Argentinean architect and designer Daniel Germani. Its an homage to SOLANAS, a beach located in Uruguay, where Daniel Germani used to spend his summers. A paradise with never-ending sunsets and beaches that disappear into the horizon. He also pays homage to his father, a man who was always ready to open the doors of his home to friends and family. Just as talented a chef as a host, this engineer by training with an extraordinary aesthetic sensibility designed the outside space of his house in Solanas to accommodate his numerous guests and for the enjoyment of his three passions: nature, family and gastronomy..


Made of thermo-lacquered welded aluminium profiles.
Dekton®.
Polyurethane foam rubber covered with water-repellent fabric. Removable fabric cover.
Collections colour sample: night blue, white, agate grey, cement grey, bottle green, gold, sand, bronze, wine red, blue grey, grey blue, quartz grey, anthracite and black.

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Part of the collection FURNITURE.
Manufacturer GANDIABLASCO
Family Solanas
Architonic ID 20283282
Year of Launch 2022

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