MESAS

Una elegante mesa auxiliar con dos planos, conectados a través de una pata gráfica para una expresión moderna. Tire de la mesa auxiliar Relate hacia un sofá para usarla como escritorio caliente o colóquela en cualquier espacio para sostener varios objetos.

Originally inspired by Japanese minimalism, Distinct Coffee Table explores the creation of complex structures based on a single element. The minimalist construction creates a contrast with the richness of the travertine's earthy textures. With the natural and diverse qualities of sand-colored limestone, it provides a rawness and tangibility that enhances the architectural character of the furniture.

Franco Albini’s 1928 desk combines glass, steel and wood with striking clarity and balance. A clear demonstration of Albini’s rationalist design philosophy and minimalist aesthetic, the design derives its appeal through simplicity of form and celebration of material, without extraneous ornamentation.

Like his Wassily and Cesca chairs, Marcel Breuer's Laccio Tables are critical to the story of 20th-century design. Breuer's use of tubular steel to define lines in space–beautifully exhibited in these simple nesting tables –revolutionized furniture construction and has inspired generations of designers.

Like his Wassily and Cesca chairs, Marcel Breuer’s Laccio Tables are critical to the story of 20th-century design. Breuer’s use of tubular steel to define lines in space—beautifully exhibited in these simple nesting tables—revolutionized furniture construction and inspired many subsequent generations of designers.

Marcel Breuer married traditional craftsmanship with industrial methods and materials to help make tubular steel furniture an international sensation and a modern institution. The cantilevered form exploits the possibilities unique to the material and gives the chair added flexibility and comfort.

In 1966, the Platner Collection captured the “decorative, gentle, graceful” shapes that were beginning to infiltrate the modern vocabulary. The iconic side table is created by welding curved steel rods to circular frames, simultaneously serving as structure and ornament.