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G-Code TABLE

Canaletto walnut table on a metal structure of 92 cylinders, by Dante O. Benini and Luca Gonzo

Dimensions

2600 × 740 × 1100 mm

Year

2023

Materials
Canaletto walnutMetalMarbleMDF
Finishes
Zebrino marbleGrigio astratto marbleCalacatta marblePortoro marble

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Description

Overview

G-Code TABLE is a table by Dante O. Benini and Luca Gonzo for Giorgetti, designed in 2023. A Canaletto walnut structure and a top are supported by a metal structure made of 92 cylinders in three sizes and finishes.

Construction

The top has edges bevelled at 30 degrees and is joined to a titanium lacquered MDF under-top. The metal structure uses cylinders of 10, 12 and 15 mm diameter, painted champagne brushed, matt bronze and pewter. The legs are joined by a pewter-finish metal plate that follows the profile of the structure, with special woodworking on the front and a 90 degree Scarpiana treatment on the vertical edges. The feet are height-adjustable, with the adjustment mechanism built into the frame and not visible.

Specifications

  • 260 x 110 x 74 cm, G-Code TABLE 71215 with Canaletto walnut top

Story

A brush that became a beam

For Dante O. Benini the idea began on a flight to the US, looking at the brush in a vanity kit, the kind that closes. His thought was that it could become the structure on which a top rests: an architecture in which the brush becomes the supporting beam of a large plane.

Architecture in a table

The G-Code project comes from an architecturally elegant and sober approach, giving life to a table.

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