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Antella Table

Kazuhide Takahama's 2013 Antella changes from a wall console into an oval table.

Dimensions

1690 × 720 × 1220 mm

Year

2013

Materials
Double MDF hinged panelsPolyester painted frameMagnetic latch
Finishes
Glossy lacquerMatte lacquer
Colors
ZuccaLP-PETROLEUMDark sepiaMarron GlacéLP-CHINA REDLP-GRIGIO CENERENuvolaLP-COMFORTRosso rubinoBlackLP-CREMADark AubergineLP-MARRON GLACÉGrigio cenereMidnight BlueLP-POLVERELP-BLACKApricotCremaAmaranth RedPetroleumLP-MIDNIGHT BLUEPolvereChina RedComfortLP-AMARANTH REDLP-PINOT NOIR

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Description

Overview

Antella is a dual-purpose table by Kazuhide Takahama, dated 2013 on Cassina's product page. Two hinged leaves allow the piece to be used against a wall as a console or opened into an oval table.

Construction

The page describes double MDF hinged panels locked together by a magnetic latch. The frame has a polyester painted surface, available in glossy or matte lacquer finishes.

Specifications

  • W 1690 x D 1220 x H 720 mm when open; the drawing also shows a 630 mm console depth
  • SKU w53-antella

Story

From console to table

Cassina presents Antella as a multi-functional piece for changing spatial needs. With the leaves closed, the furniture reads as a console secured against the wall by a magnet; with the leaves open, it forms a large oval table.

A lacquered surface

The product page connects the polyester painted frame and its gloss or matte finish with the ancient art of lacquer work, and places the design among the SimonCollezione context.

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