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Ghia

Ghia balances sculptural bases, soft top shapes and selected materials across low and dining tables.

Year

2022

Materials
VOC-free powder-coated MDFFSC-certified European oak veneerRecycled Venetian terrazzo
Finishes
Natural oakBlack oakDark recycled terrazzoLight recycled terrazzoPainted MDF
Colors
Red clayMoss greenNaturalBlackDarkLight
Style
OrganicSculptural

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Description

Organic geometry

Ghia is Altherr Désile Park's table family for Arper, combining rounded, organic top shapes with either a sculptural central base or solid-wood legs. Low, side, dining and meeting formats extend the same language across different scales.

Materials and bases

The official page lists VOC-free painted MDF, FSC-certified European oak and recycled Venetian terrazzo. Article 7000 is a three-leg round coffee table with a 50 cm top and a height option between 43 and 50 cm.

Dining and office formats

Ghia 74 expands the family to dining and meeting use. Office versions integrate wiring and cable management while preserving tabletop continuity.

Story

Warmth through form and material

Arper describes Ghia as a balance between geometry and organic form. Its soft silhouettes and nature-referenced materials are intended to bring calm, warmth and familiarity to the spaces around them.

A family designed for combinations

The low tables can stand as individual pieces or form varied groupings. Changes in top size, finish, height and base type give each composition a different rhythm while keeping the collection's shared sculptural language.

Recognised design

Ghia received the Stylepark Selected Award. Arper dates its original design to 2022; additional pieces joined the family in 2024.

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