Vincent Sheppard Lento Coffee table - / Ceramic and teak - Ø 68 x H 34 cm by Vincent Sheppard White

Made in Design £810.00 Go to Made in Design First seen in Apr 2022

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Description

Vincent Sheppard Coffee table White Ceramic. Dimensions: Ø 68 x H 34 cm. Ceramic and non-treated teak are combined here to create the stunning Lento coffee tables. The pale ceramic is inspired by Venetian terrazzo tiling, creating an impression of space whilst also adding character to your garden. Designed by Belgian designer Bertrand Lejoly, the Lento collection (which means slow in Italian), is the embodiment of la dolce vita: taking your time, chilling out, enjoying the fresh air. Creating a relaxed and zen atmosphere, this eye-catching outdoor furniture stands out with its combination of warm, natural teak, tactile cords, and comfortable cushions, allied in low-lying designs. The solid teak legs and the backrests made with woven cord grant this collection a rich and endearing quality. The charcoal cord and the warmth of the heat are perfectly brought together through the ceramic tables and their pale tones. Robust and durable, this coffee table is perfectly weather- and UV-resistant. The David coffee table highlights resistant materials, attention to detail, and expertise. Care: this outdoor coffee table is easy to care for. The ceramic is highly resistant and does not require any care or maintenance. Left outdoors, the surface is naturally cleaned by rainfall. It simply needs occasional washing with water and mild soap. The raw teak (untreated) selected is of an exceptional quality, with its thickness superior to market standards, as well as its natural resistance to bad weather. The teak (not oiled) develops a natural patina over time: it therefore offers shades of browns and greys for a gentle and very modern appeal. You can also lightly sand it at the start of each season to restore the original colouring. If you want to keep its natural shade, we recommend you treat it with oil.