$786.70
Description:
Explora - Honey Brown
Floor-standing globe bar in Honey Brown with a classic and elegant design, ideal as a bottle holder for the living room. Featuring a 40 cm sphere with an 18th-century map, it combines functionality and style in a refined vintage-effect furniture piece. Perfect for serving drinks and enhancing sophisticated interiors.
Product description
Classic elegance inspired by earthy tones
Explora Honey Brown is a floor-standing globe bar inspired by the warm, rich tones of the earth, reminiscent of the Grand Canyon landscapes. Its brown and reddish shades bring depth and refinement, making it ideal for classic interiors while also fitting seamlessly into modern or industrial spaces.
A distinctive furniture piece designed to add warmth and personality to any environment.
Technical features
Dimensions: 55 x 55 x h 93 cm
Sphere Material: Cellulose, Polymer
Sphere Diameter: 40 cm
Structure Material: The shelves are in laminated MDF, the legs are handcrafted from solid hardwood
Map: XVIII century
Drinks Cabinet: Yes
Globe sphere rotation: Yes
Movable, equipped with wheels: Yes
Assembly Required: Yes
Type: Globe Bars
Map Colour: Honey Brown
Finish: Veneered wood
Arch type: North half arch
Number of legs: 3 legs
Lower rack material: Metal
Internal capacity: 3 bottles + 9 glasses
Lead Time / Delivery Time
The product is ex-stock at our warehouse in Italy, subject to prior sales. Estimated time to reach you is 2 weeks, pending export customs clearance.
Delivery Timeline Breakdown
• Manufacturing Lead Time (Zero): The product is sitting ready on a shelf in Italy. There is no delay for production.
• Internal Handling/Logistical Lead Time (3–7 Days): The time required for the Italian warehouse to pick, pack, palletize, create export documentation, and hand the goods over to an international freight forwarder.
• Transit / Delivery Time (By Air): This is the physical movement of goods from Italy to Singapore by Air Freight Typically around 7 business days.
• Singapore local delivery: 2 to 3 days.
