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Home Designs from Stylish Italian - Marco Zordan

You have your dream home, you are now looking for items to fill it with that will reflect your dream and bring form with function.

Make no decisions until you've looked at the beautiful and functional designs of Marco Zordan. As the website states: "His creations represent a fusion of natural-wood materials, computer technology and entertainment electronics."

Be it speakers, screens, monitors, keyboards or a thoroughly modern chair/workstation, Marco Zordan is at the top of the class.

The best news is that you don't have to go all the way to Italy to purchase these beautiful items. In Hungary, Dom'-Hom Kft. is the exclusive distributor of all Zordan designs. Visit the website and make your fantasies come true.

Watch a demonstration by clicking on the YouTube video

Contact:
Dom'-Hom Kft
1212 Budapest
II. Rákoczi út 146
Phone: (+36) 30.922.3051
E-mail: info@marcozordan.co.hu

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