Frank

Round painted steel side table with an asymmetrical base, by Antonio Citterio, 2012

Dimensions

350 × 470 × 350 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — FT side table — published as W 35 × D 35 × H 47 cm

Year

2012

Origin

Italy

Reference price

USD 1,978, Frank side table Ø 13 3/4 x h. 18 1/2 in (35 x 47 cm), bronzed nickel painted metal, B&B Italia official US shop, 2026-10-15

Materials
Glossy painted steel (top)Matt painted steel profiles (frame)Plastic material (ferrules)
Finishes
Black chromed frame (0178C) - Glossy slate black painted topBronzed nickel paintedChalk white paintedPewter paintedSlate black painted
Colors
Black chromed frame (0178C) - Glossy slate black painted topBronzed nickel paintedChalk white paintedPewter paintedSlate black painted
Official page

Description

Overview

Frank (2012, Antonio Citterio) is a small table in painted steel. B&B Italia says the tables accompany any sofa and come in various shades, neutral or shiny. Their vertical elements sit asymmetrically, so the base can be drawn as close as possible to the seats.

Construction

  • Top: glossy painted steel
  • Ferrules: plastic material
  • Frame: matt painted steel profiles

Specifications

  • FT: Ø 35 × H 47 cm

Story

Painted steel in neutral or shiny tones

The page presents the Frank small tables as painted steel pieces that go with any sofa, in shades ranging from neutral to shiny. The top is glossy painted steel and the frame is made of matt painted steel profiles, so each table pairs a shiny surface with a matt structure.

A base that slips close to the seat

The vertical elements are placed asymmetrically, which lets the base be drawn as close as possible to the seats. The drawing shows a round top and a round plan, 35 cm across.

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