Bulè

East meets West in the BULÈ table by Chiara Andreatti, the ideal illustration of Lema’s undeniably worldwide profile, which likewise sees the organization extending in the Far East.‎ Indeed, the task has been planned with a specific thoughtfulness regarding the social and social prerequisites of the oriental markets.‎ The spinning plate set on the table top is the encapsulation of oriental culinary culture and advancement, in light of the ethos of receptiveness and sharing.‎ With its agreeable and elaborately liberal structures, BULÈ stands apart for its table top and focal, primary base made in the complex and material Nero Belgian Blue completion that mirrors the trademark components of the valuable marble of the equivalent name.‎ The base has been upgraded by a bronze covered painted metal moulding.‎ The table comes in two distinctive sizes.‎ Lema is growing the skylines of the Bulè table by Chiara Andreatti by adding new materials which underline the piece’s delicate, liberal forms.‎ New options remember the variant for reconstructed marble, with another Candoglia finish, while another rendition includes a base and pivoting plate in the new Tideo reconstructed bronze completion, joined with a table top in heat-treated oak.‎ The last new option, in the mean time, consolidates a top in heat-treated oak with a base and rotating plate in reconstructed Belgianblue dark marble, which is select to Lema.‎ A combination of Oriental and Western impacts, Bulè is the ideal representation of the inexorably global personality of Lema, for whom the Far East addresses the focal point of its flow development activities.‎ Designed with the social and social necessities of the Oriental market as a top priority, it includes a turning plate situated on the table top, filling in as the epitome of the Oriental food culture, which is vigorously based on sharing and investing energy together.‎