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Ilary Coffee Table

Massaud's Ilary side tables for Poltrona Frau: steel base, leather or ash top, Ø 53 and Ø 80 cm.

Dimensions

530 × 470 × 530 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: spec sheet PDF — Ø 53 cm, H 45 cm leather top / 47 cm ash top (5592635) — published as W 53 × D 53 × H 47 cm

Materials
Burnished satin steel baseRuthenium steel baseSaddle Extra leather topSolid ash and veneered MDF top structureMarble tops on the Ø 130 and Ø 110 tablesSolid ash base on the Ø 130 and Ø 110 tables
Finishes
Burnished steelRuthenium steelMoka ash (61)Havana ash (62)Calacatta marble, brilliantCalacatta marble, semi-brilliantArabescato Venato marble, brilliantArabescato Venato marble, semi-brilliantFior di Pesco marble, brilliantFior di Pesco marble, semi-brilliant
Colors
CammelloCarboneTesta di MoroTalpaCordaPolvere
Official page

Description

Overview

Ilary is a system of side tables credited to Jean-Marie Massaud. The page counts five tables of different heights, shapes and constructions; the sheet lists five round items and a monolithic version. This page shows the small round tables in Ø 53 cm (H 45/47 and H 55/57 cm) and Ø 80 cm (H 45/47 cm).

Two round low tables in front of a sofa

Construction

The base is burnished satin steel or ruthenium steel. The top is Saddle Extra leather on a coated burnished satin steel structure, or moka-stained solid ash on a structure of solid ash and veneered MDF. A wooden top makes the table about 2 cm higher.

Specifications

  • Ø 53 cm, H 45/47 cm (5592635): the sheet drawing prints 45 and 47 cm
  • Other items on the sheet: Ø 130 H 35, Ø 110 H 35, Ø 80 H 45/47, Ø 53 H 55/57 cm and the Monolithic table

Story

Three collections in one

Poltrona Frau says that with Ilary Massaud designed "three collections in one": a system in different heights, shapes and constructions.

A language of finishes

The sheet describes the range as a language of finishes and materials used to create combinations that are always different and always coherent. The page lists the metal finishes burnished steel and ruthenium steel, and moka-stained ash among the woods.

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