A table dressed in leather: Jazz Louis by Mascheroni
Boardroom tables usually show off their tops. Jazz Louis by Mascheroni dresses the rest: frame and legs wear natural Mascheroni leather, worked along the profiles, while an internal steel frame lets 320 cm run as one uninterrupted field on steel feet. The top answers to the room — marble, leather or wood.
For the MD's cabin, the family provides the matching desks: Jazz Ray, 270 cm in leather with drawers, and Jazz Duke, 300 cm with shelved compartments behind its doors. All three share a 100 cm depth and 78 cm height, a proportion inherited from the project born with the Jazz Miles sofa.
The So What leather bookcases complete the floor, and every version is produced made to measure. La Mercanti coordinates the collection for Indian corporate projects, from specification to installed boardroom.
Collection: Jazz — versions Ray, Duke, So What, Louis, Table
Origin of the project: continuation of the design born with the Jazz Miles sofa
Jazz Ray: executive desk in leather with drawers; structure in solid, laminated and plywood timber; 270 × 100 × 78 cm
Jazz Duke: structure in solid wood and birch plywood; door compartments with internal shelves; two side containers formed by the curved shoulders; 300 × 100 × 78 cm
Jazz Louis (office): internal steel frame, steel feet; top in marble, leather or wood; leather-dressed frame and legs; 320 × 100 × 78 cm
Jazz So What: storage units and bookcases upholstered in leather
Upholstery: natural Mascheroni leather
Electronics: components on request (Jazz Ray)
Custom production: every version made to measure
Authenticity: engraved plate «Mascheroni srl made in Italy»
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