Designed by Pedro Paulo-Venzon
Bamba Side Table by Viccarbe is a sculptural piece defined by its precise steel structure and refined proportions. Crafted to balance visual lightness with architectural presence, it offers a subtle yet distinctive accent for contemporary interiors.
Its minimalist form and durable finishes make it a versatile companion for a variety of settings, embodying thoughtful design and enduring elegance.
Finishes:
Frame – Powder-coated steel
Refer to data sheet for finish options
Dimensions:
550mm Diameter x 520mmH
| Brand: | Viccarbe |
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| Lead time: | 12+ weeks |
| Delivery: | More info on delivery |
| Returns: | Read our full returns policy |
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Viccarbe
Viccarbe is a furniture design company based in Valencia, Spain, with a story based on people and their passion for creating unpretentious products with a human touch.
With the influence of the Mediterranean Sun, Viccarbe references a contemporary style of living with a wide range of products suitable for the home and workplace. It’s evident through the colours, sense of warmth and attention to detail they bring to each product.
They are distinguished by their great simplicity, representing value, innovative elegance and global brand awareness.
By manufacturing contemporary furniture developed by the most prestigious international designers, their collection is a worldwide reference for design.
They are present in more than sixty countries on five continents and they manufacture exclusively in Europe under the management certification ISO -9001 and ISO-14000.
About the designer
Pedro Paulo-Venzon
Pedro Paulo Venzon is a designer who has produced objects and artefacts, and whose concern is to create pieces that arise from a decolonial reading of the discussions surrounding contemporary and modem design in Brazil.
Since 2011, when he finished his academic studies, he has received important prizes in both Brazilian and international scenario. In 2016 he was a finalist in the Officine Panerai Next Generation Designer, and in 2017 he took part in the Handmade Issue (expo + publication), both promoted by Wallpaper Magazine.
There is currently engagement with the production of syntheses between the authorial and industrial, the local and the global, between tradition and its displacements.