Wedge "Dining"
Category: Tables and coffee tables
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The entire volume of the table appears to become weightless and leans lightly on the tips of the legs, challenging the law of gravity.
The bulky look created by the solid sculptural masses of the semi-circular legs of Wedge contrasts with the lightweight feet, which culminate in an oblique chisel tip shape.
The entire volume of the table, hosting the large top, appears to become weightless and leans lightly on the tips of the legs, challenging the law of gravity.
The element of surprise is even stronger in the version with barrel-shaped glass top, the surface of which reveals the semi-circles of the supports, positioned in a purposely irregular formation.
The top comes in three different shapes – round, rectangular or barrel-shaped – with the four slightly curved sides and the option of choosing from bronzed glass, Moka-coloured flamed ash wood or marble, in the Calacatta, Stone Grey and Nero Marquina colours. The bases, in Malt-coloured satin stainless steel or polished stainless steel – the latter clearly inspired by the Seventies – can be matched with the marble and wood tops. The base is also available in a Moka-coloured wenge wood finish only when combined with the top in bronzed glass.
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