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Giano Coffee Table

A low solid-wood table with flared supports and a coordinated timber or contrasting marble top.

Dimensions

1300 × 380 × 800 mm

Year

2015

Materials
Solid Canaletto walnutSolid ashSolid oakMarbleThermoplastic
Finishes
Raw-wood effectNaturalStained walnut extraStained walnutStained teakStained wengeStained brownStained ebonyPolished marbleMatt marble
Colors
Calacatta goldWhite carraraNero marquinaEmperadorEmperador lightMarron damascoGrey stardustCalacatta rhinoPalaceOrobico greyTajmahal
Style
Cabinetmaking tradition

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Giano is a 2015 coffee table by Antonio Citterio. Its low rectangular form is framed by solid-wood supports that flare outward beneath the surface.

Construction

The frame is available in Canaletto walnut, ash or oak. A matching solid-wood top continues the material, while the marble programme creates a contrasting surface.

Specifications

Representative code: 022570. Dimensions: 130 × 80 × 38 cm. A larger 170 × 100 cm version appears beside it in the sheet. Both official rectangular formats share the same 38 cm height.

Story

Cabinetmaking in the base

Flexform connects Giano to cabinetmaking tradition and makes the support the main expressive element. The outward movement of the solid members lightens the outline despite the table's substantial timber structure.

Continuity or contrast

A solid-wood top produces a continuous composition, while the marble option separates surface from base. Both paths retain the same low stance and flared geometry.

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