Image source: B&B Italia — Frank '12
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Frank '12
Small table with a glossy painted inner frame and a wood outer frame, by Antonio Citterio, 2012
1990 × 500 × 400 mm
2012
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Frank '12 (2012, Antonio Citterio) is a small table that B&B Italia calls a versatile piece of furniture with an essential design. A glossy painted internal frame is combined with an external frame offered in a variety of wood essences.
Construction
- Frame: veneered wood particles panel
- Adjustable ferrules: steel and plastic material
Finishes
The finishes tab lists 21 names: 3 oak finishes and 18 glossy lacquered ones.
Specifications
- FE205: W 199 × D 40 cm; vertical value 50 cm, not labelled on the drawing
Story
Two frames
The page describes a versatile piece of furniture that stands out for its essential design. Inside sits a glossy painted frame, around it an external frame that comes in a variety of different wood essences, so that woods and lacquers can be combined.
Three drawn lengths
The library page draws three lengths, FE155, FE205 and FE230, each 40 cm deep with a 50 cm vertical value.
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