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Designed by Roberto Sironi
Art is a spontaneous expression, which dissolves the constraints of traditional culture. The material as a raw element, worked and shaped to highlight its expressive power. Brut is a table with strong references to Art Brut, spontaneous and informal, and brutalist architecture both in the volumes, accentuated and massive, and in the materials, concrete and only partially controllable. Tacchini?s first project with the designer Roberto Sironi, this table with a cast aluminium top and concrete legs presents itself as a procedural object, where the material takes over and dominates the forms to give life to a piece with a proud and charismatic personality.
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Two furnishing elements of pure material. Two architectural blocks in perfect scale. The materiality of the concrete becomes the protagonist and is expressed through irregular surfaces that recall the raw wood with which the formwork is made ? the wooden formwork used in construction that holds within it the shape to be created by casting […]
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Simple and monumental, Clockwise reveals its subtle humour only to those who manage to grasp the play of steps that define the position of the legs and the alternation of their positioning in the corners of the top. Born from the first collaboration between Tacchini and designer Michael Anastassiades, it is a table with an […]
Anapo’s collection of tables, in the rectangular and circular version and in different sizes including a side table. Its inspiration lies in the Sixties and in a specific idea of middle-class home torn between rigour and softness, luxury and functionality, indifferent to passing fads.
Oblique corners reminding of ancient obelisk shapes, creating an architectural play of light and shadow. Full volumes seem to float above the floor, on hidden base. Crystal is a collection of sofas and armchairs away from ordinary standards and clichés which gives birth to a suspended and dynamic effect with no need of aesthetical devices. […]
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Rooted in a shared form, the Kin Tables by British designer John Astbury explore the quiet strength of repetition and relation. Defined by their soft curves and sculptural presence, each piece in the collection is anchored by a pedestal base and a tabletop cut from the same formal language – yet rotated to create contrast […]