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Canasta '13 Small Table Outdoor

Patricia Urquiola's 2013 outdoor small tables, in an interlaced version and a stoneware-topped one

Year

2013

Materials
Steel frame with polyester powder paintingPorcelain stoneware tile topPolyethylene fibre interlacingSteel sheet service tray with polyester powder paintingThermoplastic ferrules
Colors
Anthracite paintedBlack paintedCement porcelain stonewareDove grey polyethylene interlacing - Dove grey frameWhite painted

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Description

Overview

The Canasta '13 small tables for outdoor use were designed by Patricia Urquiola in 2013 and complement the Canasta '13 seating. They are flexible enough to suit any setting where a table is needed.

Two versions

The first is a decorative model with soft shapes. Its frame is characterised by coloured twisted polyethylene fibre bands and its top is a tray in painted steel. The second, more minimalist and geometric, has a powder-painted steel frame and a porcelain stoneware top.

Specifications

The technical information lists a polyester powder-painted steel frame, tiles in porcelain stoneware for the top, polyethylene fibre interlacing, a steel sheet service tray and thermoplastic ferrules. 5 named finishes are offered.

Story

Tables for the Canasta '13 seats

The small tables were created to go with the family of seats of the same name. They suit any setting where a table is needed and come in two versions that differ in character.

Soft and geometric

One version is decorative, with soft shapes and bands of coloured twisted polyethylene fibre around the frame. The other is more minimalist and geometric, pairing a powder-painted steel frame with a porcelain stoneware top.

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