Metropole - Living Room
The Metropole Collection's intriguing mix of recycled teak and smooth metal stands out.
The Metropole Collection's intriguing mix of recycled teak and smooth metal stands out.
METROPOLE COFFEE TABLE
Coffee table metropole is made of recycled teakwood and has a metal, boomerang frame.
The table top slims down at all the edges.
METROPOLE HIGH CUPBOARD
Cupboard Metropole is made of recycled teakwood and finished with a black metal frame. The Metropole collection is characterized by its design of the edges of the doors and drawers being slimmed down.
The high cupboard consists of 3 doors and 3 drawers.
METROPOLE LOW CUPBOARD
Cupboard Metropole is made of recycled teakwood and finished with a black metal frame. The Metropole collection is characterized by its design of the edges of the doors and drawers being slimmed down.
The low cupboard consists of 3 doors and 2 drawers.
METROPOLE EXTRA LARGE TV STAND
Metropole TV Stand is made of recycled teakwood and finished with a black metal frame. The Metropole collection is characterised by its design of the doors and drawer edges being slimmed down.
The TV stand features three doors, three drawers and one open niche.
METROPOLE LARGE TV STAND
Metropole TV Stand is made of recycled teakwood and finished with a black metal frame. The Metropole collection is characterised by its design of the doors and drawer edges being slimmed down.
The TV stand features two doors, three drawers and one open niche.
METROPOLE MEDIUM TV STAND
Metropole TV Stand is made of recycled teakwood and finished with a black metal frame. The Metropole collection is characterised by its design of the doors and drawer edges being slimmed down.
The TV stand features one door, three drawers and one open niche.
METROPOLE SMALL TV STAND
Metropole TV Stand is made of recycled teakwood and finished with a black metal frame. The Metropole collection is characterised by its design of the doors and drawer edges being slimmed down.
The TV stand features one door, one drawer and one open niche.
