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Fly Coffee Table

A versatile low table with a distinctive metal base and broad choice of shapes, sizes and tops.

Dimensions

800 × 470 × 800 mm

Year

2009

Materials
MetalSolid Canaletto walnutSolid ashSolid oakGlossy lacquerMarbleThermoplastic
Finishes
SatinChromeBurnishedBlack chromeGlossy anthraciteMatt titanium 710Raw-wood effectNaturalStained walnut extraStained walnutStained teakStained wengeStained brownStained ebonyGlossy lacquerPolished marbleMatt marble
Colors
WhiteBlackLilacPine greenSalmonGrey-greenMochaDove greyMustardSaffronBurgundyTealGrey-blueMoss greenBrickCalacatta goldWhite carraraNero marquinaEmperadorEmperador lightMarron damascoGrey stardustCalacatta rhinoPalaceOrobico greyTajmahal
Style
Purity of design

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Antonio Citterio's 2009 Fly coffee table combines a metal base with round, oval, square or rectangular tops. The official range moves from compact side tables to expansive low surfaces.

Construction

Solid timber, glossy lacquer and marble top programmes are paired with six metal finishes. Thermoplastic tips support the base. The official sheet assigns material restrictions to specific article codes.

Specifications

Representative code: 014X50. Dimensions: 80 × 80 × 47 cm. The coffee-table sheet illustrates twelve codes across two drawing pages.

Story

Practical variety

Flexform positions Fly as an expression of the practical, versatile design approach behind its collection. For the coffee-table range, that idea appears through multiple heights, footprints and surface programmes rather than through decorative additions.

A recurring support

The metal base provides continuity while the top changes scale and geometry. Here the emphasis remains on Fly's low and compact occasional formats.

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