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Desco Outdoor Coffee Table

Antonio Citterio's 2022 outdoor coffee table in solid iroko, with a slatted wood or stone top.

Dimensions

2100 × 390 × 1120 mm

Year

2022

Materials
Solid iroko wood baseSolid iroko wood slat topStone top (lava stone, porphyry, cardoso, beola argentata or matt tajmahal)Cast aluminum feet
Finishes
Natural irokoStained grey irokoStained brown irokoLacquered white iroko

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Description

Overview

Antonio Citterio designed Desco Outdoor for Flexform, and the date shown is 2022. Uncluttered lines associate it with the archetype of the table.

Construction

The solid wood base is solid iroko, and it can be paired with a slatted wood top for an elegant all-wood effect or with a top in stone. The feet are cast aluminum, and every component can be recycled.

Specifications

  • Small table, wooden top: 210 x 112 x 39 cm
  • Base and slat finishes: four
  • Stone choices: five

Story

From the table to hospitality

The word Desco goes back to the table as an object around which one sits while eating, and also to the traditional practice, embedded in Italian culture, of hospitality through food. The Desco Outdoor tables are by Antonio Citterio, 2022.

Solid iroko below, wood slats or stone above

Its uncluttered lines call to mind sturdiness, tradition and practicality. A solid iroko base takes a slatted wood top or one of five stone types, and the feet are cast aluminum.

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