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Table-banquette by Annie Tribel 1968 - Design Museum Brussels Belgium

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English: Table-banquette by Annie Tribel, French designer, 1968. Design Museum Brussels, Brussels, Belgium. Designed for the cafeteria of the Théâtre de la Ville in Paris. Manufacturer Dubigeon (France). Orange hull in polyester reinforced with fiberglass with integrated lighting. Cast steel legs. 180x201x138 cm (71x79x54 in).
Français : Table-banquette par Annie Tribel, architecte d'intérieur et designer française, 1968. Design Museum Brussels, situé Place de Belgique - 1020 Bruxelles, Belgique. Conçu pour la cafétéria du Théâtre de la Ville à Paris. Fabricant Dubigeon (France). Coque orange en polyester armé de fibre de verre avec éclairage intégré. Pieds en fonte d'acier. 180x201x138 cm (71x79x54 in).
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