Flatiron table
Collection: 25 Collection
Category: Tables and coffee tables
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The unconventional and asymmetrical architecture of the Flatiron table defines its identity, creating a scenic presence with a strong visual impact.
The design of the Flatiron table, as well as its name, draws inspiration from the New York Fuller Building skyscraper, known as the “Flatiron” thanks to its unmistakable shape similar to an iron: the building became iconic thanks to the shot taken in 1903 by the American photographer Alfred Stieglitz, who immortalized its innovative shape, transforming it into a symbol of modern architecture.
The top, characterised by a slightly trapezoidal shape and soft, curved edges, is available in three sizes, enhancing the versatility of a table designed to integrate naturally into prestigious residential environments.
To meet different design needs, the Flatiron table is available in different versions: Mono Material, with a wooden top and base for a highly harmonious overall vision, or Double Material with a marble base that elegantly matches the wooden top. A further option is the Free Combination, which allows for a free combination of the materials of the wooden top and lacquered wooden base in lead and bronze tones.
> Finish:
Canaletto walnut top and base / Metal Plus bronze insert
Grey brushed oak top and base / brown metal insert
Brushed charcoal oak top and base / Metal Plus lead insert
DOUBLE MATERIAL version
> Finish:
Canaletto walnut top / Travertine Romano matt marble base / Metal Plus bronze insert
Grey brushed oak top / Travertine Romano matt marble base / brown metal insert
Brushed charcoal oak top / Carrara matt marble base / Metal Plus lead insert
FREE COMBINATION version
> Finish:
Canaletto walnut top, Grey brushed oak, brushed charcoal oak top / matt bronze or lead painted wood base / Metal Plus bronze or lead insert
> Top dimensions:
210 x 127 cm x h 75 cm
260 x 133 cm x h 75 cm
310 x 142 cm x h 75 cm
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