Indoor Door Table | By Manoteca

Manoteca is an Italian workshop that uses old abandoned things and recycled materials to produce redesigned and reassembled products. Their collection features some very original pieces of furniture including this vintage desk, made with a recycled door. The table besides beautiful is very practical and versatile, when closed it can be used as a dining table for 8 people, and if opened can be used as a functional work desk. Inside you´ll find three recycled rawhide pockets, two wooden drawers and a task lamp. via

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