Dizzie

A table family built around one flowing base

Dizzie is Arper's broad family of round, oval and square tables by Lievore Altherr Molina. The collection page describes a simple silhouette in which the base rises into a conical stem and meets the top in a continuous visual movement.

Materials and formats

The official page lists powder-coated steel bases and tops in embossed MDF, Fenix, wood, marble and HPL laminate. Rounded top edges carry through the family, while multiple base shapes and heights extend Dizzie from lounge settings to dining, office and standing applications.

Representative article

Official article 0744 is a round low table with a steel base and a polished Italian marble top. Arper states an 80 cm top diameter and a 35 cm height for this version.

A calm geometric relationship

Arper frames Dizzie around the relationship between two planes and a central stem. The base is compared with a drop of water, while the top and foot establish a restrained geometric balance.

One language, many settings

Rather than changing the central idea, the family varies top geometry, height and material. The result moves between residential and contract interiors, including lounge areas, shared spaces, offices and dining settings, while retaining the same pedestal identity.

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