Ferm Living

Feve children's table, height 48 cm, ash wood - ferm LIVING

€333.00
RRP €412.00
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Feve children's table, height 48 cm, ash wood - ferm LIVING
Feve children's table, height 48 cm, ash wood - ferm LIVING Delivery time: 11 - 16 working days
€333.00
RRP €412.00
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Delivery time: 11 - 16 working days
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Product Details
Item no.:
10053955
Dimensions:
Height: 48 cm
Width: 79 cm
Depth: 40.5 cm
Material:
Wood
Perfect for these rooms
Kids room
Kids room
Dimensions

Dimensions

Width (cm):
79
Height (cm):
48
Depth (cm):
40.5
Net weight (kg):
6
Ferm Living

The Feve children's table is the children's version of a ferm LIVING classic and is made from FSC®-certified solid ash wood. Feve – the name comes from the French word for 'bean' – has an elegant and sophisticated look. The table is characterised by its asymmetrical tabletop and slender, elliptical legs. It can be used as a desk or play table and fits easily into small rooms.

Perfect for these rooms
Kids room
Kids room

Dimensions

Width (cm):
79
Height (cm):
48
Depth (cm):
40.5
Net weight (kg):
6

Brand

Brand:
Ferm Living
Item no.:
10053955
EAN:
5704723359920

Colour & design

Colour:
ash
Material:
Wood

Dimensions

Width (cm):
79
Height (cm):
48
Depth (cm):
40.5
Net weight (kg):
6
Manufacturer information / person responsible for the EU
Manufacturer information ferm LIVING ApS Kuglegaardsvej 1-5 1434 Kopenhagen K (DK) Tel. +45 7022 7523
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