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Macaone
Alessandro Mendini's signed table in MDF, rigid polyurethane, steel and aluminium.
1600 × 730 × 1400 mm
1985
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Signed table
Macaone model 7020 is a signed table designed by Alessandro Mendini in 1985. Its MDF top and rigid polyurethane legs are supported by a steel frame, while polished aluminium-alloy feet finish the supports.
Colour and drawing
Zanotta specifies red, blue, yellow and green painted areas. The official drawing places 160, 140 and 73 cm alongside the views; the figures have no axis labels.
Histoire
Mendini's 1985 design
The current product page credits Alessandro Mendini and dates Macaone to 1985; the model sheet and Edizioni archive confirm both details. Zanotta presents model 7020 as a signed piece.
Revisiting the 1950s
On the product page, Mendini connects Macaone to the Zabro pieces made for Aurelio Zanotta and Nuova Alchimia. He describes the work as a reinterpretation of stylistic features associated with 1950s Italian interiors.
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Collection
Edizioni
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