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Kulin Coffee Table
The Kulin Coffee Table brings timeless elegance to your living space. Crafted from premium solid wood with a subtle high-end finish, it offers a refined yet understated presence.
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Its unique leg design and balanced proportions make it a versatile accent for both modern and traditional interiors. Ideal for casual gatherings or quiet moments at home, this table effortlessly enhances the room’s atmosphere while maintaining a clean, sophisticated look.
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Body
The Kulin Coffee Table is fully made out of solid wood - Oak or Walnut. The table plate features a rounded edge on both sides, enhancing the overall tactile comfort. The plate has metal stiffeners integradted at the bottom side of the plate to prevent potential warping caused by fluctuations in temperature and humidity, which can affect solid wood furniture over time. The legs are connected to the table plate with a distinctive and striking joint, contributing to the unique aesthetic of this product. Legs are not demountable.Finish
Available in three plant-based oil finishes (colors), which retain the wood’s natural state: White, Natural, and Smoked Oil for the Oak version. For the Walnut version, the finish is available only in Natural Oil.Care & Maintenance
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Sizes (cm)
Kulin Coffee Table 100x100
W: 100, D: 100, H: 45
Kulin Coffee Table 150x80
W: 150, D: 80, H: 40
Kulin Coffee Table 180x80
W: 180, D: 100, H: 35
Meet the designer
Berin Spahic
Furniture, for Berin, is an introverted world within a space, intended for intimacy, comfort, and a sense of belonging for those who inhabit it. As a result, his products are deeply thought-out in their essence whilst being unobtrusive in their aesthetics.
