Bolle Table
- Colors: Black, White
When life gets hectic, it’s only natural to daydream about stopping time for a moment, setting down your spinning plates, putting your feet up, and enjoying a cup of tea from the comfort of your living room. Twilight Zone superpowers notwithstanding, this epoxy powder–painted low table by Singaporean duo Air Design Group gives us hope that a happy afternoon spent with a book and a brew is waiting for us in suspended animation.
More info: livingdivani.it
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