Structure & Frame :

The rectangular Little T coffee table utilizes the same architectural metal sheet and steel tube structure as the rest of the collection. The frame is designed to support a larger surface area while maintaining the collection's hallmark of slender, geometric lines, providing a robust yet airy foundation for living spaces.

Top & Materials :

The expansive rectangular top is available in tempered bronzed glass, marble, laminated porcelain, or natural stone. The use of Grès porcelain or natural stone provides a durable and highly textured surface, while the marble and glass options offer a more formal and sophisticated finish.

Shelves & Storage :

Serving as a primary central surface, this model provides a generous 130x80 cm area. It is designed to act as a focal point (fronte divano), offering ample space for books, trays, and decor, maintaining an uncluttered and minimalist aesthetic through its single-level surface.

Design & Aesthetic :

Designed by Potocco D&D, the 878/TR emphasizes horizontal lines and material quality. The contrast between the thin, dark metal frame and the rich, organic patterns of the stone or marble tops creates a balanced contemporary look that adapts easily to various interior design styles.

Functionality & Placement :

This model is a dedicated central coffee table, intended to be placed in front of a sofa or within a modular seating arrangement. Its proportions make it suitable for large residential living rooms or commercial lounge areas where a substantial, elegant surface is required.

Finishes & Customization :

The metal frame can be finished in embossed Anthracite or Bronzed Brass. The top selection is extensive, allowing for coordination with existing finishes: from the deep tones of Nero Marquinia marble to the technical and resistant surface of Grey Oxide porcelain.

Dimensions & Configuration :

Model 878/TR has a width of 130 cm, a depth of 80 cm, and a lower profile height of 30 cm. This lower height makes it an ideal companion to the higher side tables in the collection, allowing them to overlap and create a dynamic, multi-level furniture arrangement.