Approx. dimensions: diameter Ø 50cm, height 50cm

Structure: Teak

Table top made of lava stone or enameled high-performance glass - scratch-resistant, weather-resistant, durable.

Optional table top color: See color palette

Further properties:
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Very suitable for professional use
UVI-resistant
Resistant
100% reusable

Available accessories: impregnated protective cover, beige color, water, oil and dirt repellent

Design by Atmosphera Creative Lab

Materia design side table made of teak & enameled glass or lava stone for indoor & outdoor use

The Materia side table combines two materials that have proven themselves in practice: solid Asian teak and a table top made of enameled high-performance glass or lava stone. The double base construction in a soft, rounded shape ensures stability and a calm, elegant effect - suitable for patios, gardens or balconies. The Materia range also includes dining tables and lounge tables in the same design.

The glass surface is manufactured using a high-temperature glazing process and is scratch-resistant, weatherproof and durable. Its slightly moving structure absorbs the light and creates subtle reflections depending on the time of day.
Alternatively, the table top is available in glazed lava stone - a natural, ceramicized material with a glossy enamel surface that is particularly robust, easy to clean and slightly different in color and shade in each version.
The table top is available in the colors Oliva, Oltremare, Terracotta, Verde Smeraldo and Sabbia and can be combined in many ways with modern outdoor and indoor furniture.

ATMOSPHERA is an outdoor design brand and has been a reference point for the international market for over 20 years, dictating style and refinement. It continually searches for innovative solutions, exploring multiple situations, complex markets and different cultures: from the home environment to hospitality spaces, from the world of wellness to the care of public spaces in a professional environment.

Living rooms, contemplative places, dining rooms and workplaces, commercial and public spaces, up to the most intimate corners of houses and their alcoves: a roundup of scenes and atmospheres, rather than objects. Scenes of stories where the protagonists have left traces of their presence, but above all the staging of what they have accomplished in that environment.
From resting under the shade of a tree to concentrated study for hours, from contemplation to refreshment, from solitude to sharing in company.