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Blaine

A sculptural dining table balancing curved cast-aluminium supports with broad tops.

Dimensions

2500 × 745 × 1150 mm

Materials
Light Wood slatsCanaletto walnut veneerReconstituted Palisander veneerCalacatta marbleCalacatta Oyster marbleVerde Lepanto marblePalomino quartziteGrigio Orobico marbleCast aluminium
Finishes
Polished aluminiumPolished Brandy LightPolished MossPolished BirchMatt polyester lacquerGlossy polyester lacquer

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Description

Overview

Blaine is Hannes Peer's sculptural dining table for Minotti, combining gently curved trestles with wide wood or stone tops.

Construction

Cast-aluminium supports receive polished or painted treatments. Marble surfaces use a laminated MDF and aluminium panel underneath.

Specifications

  • Selected rectangle: 250 × 115 cm
  • Maximum vertical figure: 74.5 cm, not axis-labelled
  • Finish combinations defined by Minotti

Story

Cultural references

Minotti says Hannes Peer drew on Henry Moore's carved forms and Oscar Niemeyer's dialogue between mass and lightness. Blaine turns those references into supports that are both structural and expressive.

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Curved trestles

The bases follow a convex line beneath the top, changing their relationship according to its size and geometry.

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