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Cozy
Three-legged pedestal small tables by Antonio Citterio, 2016
600 × 600 × 600 mm
2016
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Description
Overview
Cozy is a set of small tables designed by Antonio Citterio in 2016. They revisit the aesthetics of the classical three-legged pedestal table and convert it into an intentionally eccentric item of high design. The tables merge into various interiors.
Construction
The supporting frame is in die-cast brass or in painted metal alloy. The top comes in glass, in marble with a matt polyester finish, or in veneered MDF wood fibre panel. Steel forms the coupling plate and thermoplastic material the ferrules.
Specifications
60 x 60 x 60 cm, round top (TCZ60 and TCZ60M).
Story
A pedestal table revisited
With the Cozy small tables Antonio Citterio revisits the aesthetics of the classical three-legged pedestal table. He converts it into an intentionally eccentric item of high design.
Frame and top
Cozy merges into various interiors. Its supporting frame is in die-cast brass or in painted metal alloy, while the top comes in glass, in marble with a matt polyester finish, or in veneered MDF wood fibre panel.
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