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Atmosfera Coffee Table
A low outdoor teak table defined by repeating slats and architectural corner legs.
1130 × 355 × 1000 mm
2022
Approx. $2,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Overview
The Atmosfera Coffee Table is a low outdoor table designed by GUBI. Its top measures 1130 × 1000 mm and is assembled from repeating solid-teak slats held within a matching frame.
Construction
Each corner leg is formed from two vertical slats joined with a miter, creating an inverted L shape. The leg rises slightly above the top and ends in a rounded detail that GUBI contrasts with the structure’s geometric lines.
Specifications
Official drawings label the table at 1130 × 1000 × 355 mm (W × D × H). The product page dates this model to 2022 and identifies natural teak as the referenced material and colour.
Story
A low Atmosfera table
GUBI developed Atmosfera as an outdoor table range. This coffee-table member translates the range’s slatted construction into a low rectangular format intended for outdoor lounging arrangements.
Architectural references
The manufacturer connects the table’s construction with architectural and maritime references. Its most specific detail is the two-slat leg: the mitered corner supplies support, while the rounded projection above the tabletop interrupts the otherwise rectilinear composition.
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