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JIKU | Design Federica Biasi JIKU | Design Federica Biasi JIKU | Design Federica Biasi Available in different sizes, with rectangular or oval top, it lends itself to furnishing multiple contexts thanks to the versatility and variety of top finishes and material combinations. Its legs in heat-treated oak, wide and with a slightly curved shape at the top, become a distinctive design element that gives the table strong personality. JIKU | Design Federica Biasi For me, Jiku represents the marriage of traditional Eastern forms and high-quality Italian craftsmanship. In Jiku, wood joints and Japanese joints are enhanced with the typical mastery of Italian savoir-faire. Designed by Federica Biasi Product Overview Product Details Descrizione del prodotto Structure finishing: - heat-treated oak-stained ash and painted metal in bronze M420 Top finishing: - heat-treated oak - clay: creta G101 - ardesia G116 polvere G111 - sabbia G106 pece G126 - reconstructed marble: blue lapislazzuli - green malachite black belgianblue - white candoglia - glossy marble / matt marble - porcelain stoneware (total table h. 720 mm - 28 ¼") ✱ Changes in size are not possible. Product name JIKU Designer Federica Biasi Anno 2024 Sito web ufficiale https://www.lemamobili.com/it/ Share BRAND SELECTIONOUR PRODUCTS Lema EUREKA Designed by Steve Leung, Eureka is the elegant and feminine vanity that expresses the charm of a furnishing from the past in a contemporary key. Lema NIVEAUX In the version with moveable backs as well as in the one with fixed backs, the multiple styles of Niveaux create compositions that are able to express the youthful and new personality of the sofa. Lema SOFFIO Soffio is a group of seatings made with recycled and recyclable materials with design at its forefront. Lema FRANCIS Minimalist and highly expressive, the Francis coffee tables are a simple solution that evokes primordial emotions. Lema AYON Ayon chair is an invitation to discover the perfection of a handcrafted appeal combined with the industrial production of a seat made of light leather with an ash frame. Lema VENTITRE Lema once again revolutionises the concept of a walk-in wardrobe and reinterprets it in a contemporary key, giving life to VentiTre: a highly customisable modular system, made with completely recyc Lema DRUM Drum, a group of coffee tables and wooden poufs, is distinguished by its unique structure in ribbed wood, worked in solid walnut. Lema HASU Soft, enveloping, three-dimensional volumes. Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba sign Hasu, a lounge chair defined by small dimensions and impeccable volumes. Lema IN-BETWEEN In-Between is the sculptural table that becomes the protagonist of the living area thanks to the design of its base. Lema LT40 VANITY LT40 - Vanity: modular system that transforms into space Lema MYNIGHT MyNight: elegant bed with light and welcoming volumes Lema DOLMEN Dolmen is a family of coffee tables characterised by tops with natural geometric shapes - rectangular, square or round - to be freely composed between each other. Lema OMBRA Poetic in its essentiality, the new Ombra chair and armchair represents the quintessence of Lema's discretion and the rigorous line of Piero Lissoni, art director of the brand since 1994. Lema SESTO Essential furniture with a sophisticated design, able to effortlessly enter the home matching a new contemporary lifestyle Lema GLEE Comfort al Centimetro: Glee makes versatility its distinctive trait, adding a touch of elegance to any space Lema LINA Lina is a console that was created to inhabit the hallway of a house, welcoming those who live there with an atmosphere of warmth and familiarity.
Lema EUREKA Designed by Steve Leung, Eureka is the elegant and feminine vanity that expresses the charm of a furnishing from the past in a contemporary key.
Lema NIVEAUX In the version with moveable backs as well as in the one with fixed backs, the multiple styles of Niveaux create compositions that are able to express the youthful and new personality of the sofa.
Lema SOFFIO Soffio is a group of seatings made with recycled and recyclable materials with design at its forefront.
Lema FRANCIS Minimalist and highly expressive, the Francis coffee tables are a simple solution that evokes primordial emotions.
Lema AYON Ayon chair is an invitation to discover the perfection of a handcrafted appeal combined with the industrial production of a seat made of light leather with an ash frame.
Lema VENTITRE Lema once again revolutionises the concept of a walk-in wardrobe and reinterprets it in a contemporary key, giving life to VentiTre: a highly customisable modular system, made with completely recyc
Lema DRUM Drum, a group of coffee tables and wooden poufs, is distinguished by its unique structure in ribbed wood, worked in solid walnut.
Lema HASU Soft, enveloping, three-dimensional volumes. Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba sign Hasu, a lounge chair defined by small dimensions and impeccable volumes.
Lema IN-BETWEEN In-Between is the sculptural table that becomes the protagonist of the living area thanks to the design of its base.
Lema DOLMEN Dolmen is a family of coffee tables characterised by tops with natural geometric shapes - rectangular, square or round - to be freely composed between each other.
Lema OMBRA Poetic in its essentiality, the new Ombra chair and armchair represents the quintessence of Lema's discretion and the rigorous line of Piero Lissoni, art director of the brand since 1994.
Lema SESTO Essential furniture with a sophisticated design, able to effortlessly enter the home matching a new contemporary lifestyle
Lema GLEE Comfort al Centimetro: Glee makes versatility its distinctive trait, adding a touch of elegance to any space
Lema LINA Lina is a console that was created to inhabit the hallway of a house, welcoming those who live there with an atmosphere of warmth and familiarity.
