Zanaboni · Contemporary

Consoles T108

The plain T108 console by Zanaboni, with a marble top on a slender brass base, is made in a strict contemporary style.

The T108 console draws attention with its clean lines and measured, minimalist design. The piece shows how simple geometric forms can look noble thanks to flawless quality of materials and finishing. The model is made by Italian craftsmen who carefully preserve the traditions of handwork.

The structure consists of a light yet sturdy base in polished brass and a rectangular top in natural marble. The absence of superfluous decoration lets the eye settle on the natural pattern of the stone and the soft gleam of the metal, which makes the console a versatile element for contemporary spaces.

Thanks to its compactness and visual lightness, the T108 console is ideal for entrance halls, lobbies or living rooms. It can hold interior decor, books or lamps. It does not crowd a space and helps to give order to an interior composition.

FactoryZanaboni, Meda, Lombardy
LineContemporary
TypeConsoles
MaterialsBrass, marble
StyleContemporary classic
RoomLiving room, Hallway
Studio noteWe find it suits an entrance hall or the pier between windows in a living room. It works well with a large wall mirror or graphic painting above it.

Order through the studio

Factory terms, production control, delivery and assembly on site. We will send finishes and lead times for your project.

Request terms Price on request: depends on finish, size and exchange rate.

Why through the studio

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Selected by the studio

Out of hundreds of Italian factories we work with a few whose quality we have seen in our own houses. You do not compare — you choose.

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Studio terms

Direct factory conditions instead of showroom retail. The saving on furnishing often covers the interior project.

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One responsibility

Specification, order, factory control, delivery, customs and assembly on site — the studio, not you.

Selection & supply

Consoles T108 for your house

Tell us about the house and the task — the architect will assemble a specification from the factories’ collections and name the studio terms.

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