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Bloomy Low Table
Bloomy low table by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso (2004): Laminam top on a steel column and base
430 × 550 × 450 mm
2004
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Description
Overview
The Bloomy low table is a Moroso table by Patricia Urquiola, dated 2004 and filed under Low tables. The model is described as a side table with a Laminam® top.
Construction
The base is varnished steel in black or white. The column is steel with a white or black ABS plastic sleeve. The tops are not interchangeable.
Specifications
- Overall size: 430 x 450 x 550 mm (Table Laminam top, code 06H)
- Top: Laminam®, black or white ivory
- Designer and year: Patricia Urquiola, 2004
Story
A 2004 table
The Bloomy low table is credited to Urquiola in 2004. She graduated in architecture under Achille Castiglioni in 1989, and her list of manufacturers includes Moroso, Kartell, Flos and Driade.
Column and top
The table pairs a steel column and its ABS sleeve with a Laminam® top. The tops are not interchangeable. Two top colours and two base colours are named for it.
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