Garden Furniture

Acquabella

Medulum

The flow of water from the source to the city and the effect of time over the centuries: the Roman aqueduct is captured in its majestic formal elegance, between technological pragmatism and the archaeology of memory.

Properties

Product Code: 000
Category: Garden Furniture

Material Properties

Used Material:
Wood
Durability:
It is resistant to impacts and scratches.

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Assembly and Installation Instructions

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Care and Cleaning Instructions

Cleaning Instructions: Use a soft cloth or microfiber cloth to clean the product.
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Recommended Cleaning Materials: Damph Cloth.

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Pricing and Payment Conditions

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Warranty and Servicing Information

Warranty Period: 2 Years.
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References

Imposing and sophisticated works of hydraulic engineering, the Roman aqueducts have been described as the greatest manifestation of Rome’s grandeur: Acquabella, the work by Milanese designer Viviana Degrandi for MEDULUM, takes this arched structure and transforms it into the key detail of a table that is minimalist in form but highly evocative at the same time.

Acquabella is a furniture design born from the designer’s long investigation into the various meanings of water, with its strong symbolic references to the world of emotions and the passage of time.