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Domus Steel Plate Dining Table
Pure. Linear. Balanced.
Introducing the new Domus Steel Plate base, Rodam expands the Domus table system with another expressive and refined design option.
Here, steel meets wood – a harmonious interplay of natural warmth and structural strength, ideal for modern, minimalist living.
The Steel Plate base creates a clear design statement without overwhelming the space, transforming your Domus table into a striking, contemporary piece.
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| Products | Domus Steel Plate Dining Table | Petrified Wood Side Tables | Petrified Wood Offee Tables |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vendor | Rodam GmbH | Xyleia Petrified Wood | Xyleia Petrified Wood |
| Country | Germany | Netherlands | Netherlands |
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