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Brutalist Outdoor

Giampiero Tagliaferri's dining table with a slatted teak top and sculptural cast-concrete base.

Dimensions

3510 × 740 × 1150 mm

Materials
Solid teakMould-cast concreteStainless steelMetalRubber
Finishes
Natural teakSmooth sanded concreteMatt Ecru stainless steelMatt black underside plate
Style
BrutalistContemporary

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Description

Overview

Brutalist Outdoor is Giampiero Tagliaferri's outdoor adaptation of the Brutalist dining table for Minotti. It is offered in three rectangular lengths and two round formats for varied exterior dining arrangements.

Construction

A slatted natural teak top rests on an irregular star-shaped base moulded in concrete and sanded smooth. A matt Ecru stainless-steel structure supports the top, while adjustable rubber feet finish the substantial base.

Specifications

The representative largest rectangular model measures 351 x 115 x H74 cm.

Story

Architectural reference

The design draws on Turin's Palazzo del Lavoro by Pier Luigi Nervi. Its concrete base translates that architectural reference into an irregular, branching support beneath the top.

Outdoor material change

For the outdoor version, solid natural teak slats replace the indoor top material. The table remains available in both elongated rectangular and round forms, all at dining height.

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