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Corail Dining Table

Round dining table with a customizable 3D-printed concrete base and a 15 mm tempered glass top.

Dimensions

1600 × 730 × 1600 mm

Year

2020

Approx. $13,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
ConcreteSteelTempered glass
Finishes
Epoxy lacquer (steel plate)

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Description

Overview

The Corail Dining Table is a round dining table designed by Antoine Fritsch & Vivien Durisotti. In 2020 Roche Bobois achieved a world first in furniture with its base, made of concrete using a 3D printer. The shape and texture of the base are customizable. Manufactured in Europe.

Construction

The base is concrete made by 3D printing (BUHP) with a steel plate in epoxy lacquer. The top is tempered glass, 15 mm thick.

Specifications

  • Diameter: 160 cm
  • Height: 73 cm
  • Top: tempered glass, 15 mm thick
  • Base: concrete made by 3D printing (BUHP), customizable shape and texture
  • Plate: steel, epoxy lacquer

Story

A 3D-printed concrete base

In 2020 the Corail table brought Roche Bobois a world first in furniture; its base is made of concrete with a 3D printer. The base can be customized: its shape and size are chosen, and a weaving effect is applied wherever desired while the result is watched live.

Printed layer by layer

The digitally controlled nozzle of the giant 3D printer deposits a snake of concrete that hardens as it layers, in a continuous movement from bottom to top. The shape of the base is reminiscent of polypore mushrooms embedded in trees, corals on their reef or huge baroque shells.

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