Giobagnara Scala Leather Coffee Table Large Low – Segraeti Monte-Carlo

Italian craftsmanship, sculptural furniture, refined design – Segraeti Monte-Carlo, Monaco

The Giobagnara Scala Leather Coffee Table Large Low is a striking yet serene centerpiece, crafted under the artistic direction of Stéphane Parmentier and handmade in Genoa, Italy. With its stacked cylindrical form and bold rounded legs, it embodies a strong architectural presence, enriching refined interiors in Monaco with timeless sophistication.

A study in balance and proportion

Every detail of the Scala collection reflects a subtle harmony between modernity and timeless elegance. The carefully considered volumes and geometry create a commanding presence while maintaining fluidity. As a high-end furniture piece, it integrates seamlessly into contemporary living rooms in Monaco, offering both elegance and character.

The refinement of materials and craftsmanship

Crafted with a wooden structure fully upholstered in leather, the Scala coffee table is available in printed calfskin, nappa leather, or suede. Each finish enhances the tactile and visual richness of the piece. The meticulous Italian craftsmanship is expressed in every seam and surface, ensuring durability, refinement, and an unmistakable signature of artisanal excellence.

A bespoke furniture piece for exclusive interiors

As a special order piece, the Scala Leather Coffee Table Large Low allows personalization of colors and finishes to suit your interior. This spirit of bespoke design makes it more than just a table—it becomes an aesthetic statement, fully aligned with the refined atmosphere of Monaco residences. A true exceptional piece, it embodies the philosophy of Segraeti Monte-Carlo: refined living through design.

Features :

• Dimensions : Ø 61 cm x H 30 cm
• Materials : Wooden structure fully upholstered in leather
• Finish : Printed calfskin, nappa leather, or suede (choice available)
• Craftsmanship : Handmade in Genoa, Italy
• Brand : Giobagnara

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