Masaki Murata: Nightscape

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Nightscape, designed by Masaki Murata for Natevo, is an eye-catching furnishing accessory that can be used in a number of ways: as a coffee table, a night stand, a display unit or a magazine rack.

Its shape is reminiscent of a small-scale skyline depicting the skyscrapers typical of major cities, and this was the inspiration behind the design.

The piece consists of three rectangular box-like components of different sizes; they are joined together and have been produced in solid clear crystal glass with a beveled finish. The Led lights in the base of every element emit delightful, highly-suggestive light. All of the pieces in the Natevo collection – and this one is no exception – offer two light emission options: warm or cold.

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Masaki Murata, Nightscape, Natevo

Masaki Murata, Nightscape, Natevo

Masaki Murata, Nightscape, Natevo

Masaki Murata, Nightscape, Natevo

Nightscape
Design: Masaki Murata
Producer: Natevo

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Masaki Murata: Nightscape

Coffee table, night stand, display unit or magazine rack: Nightscape, designed by Masaki Murata, is the new prototype proposed by Natevo.

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