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Mex Low Tables

Lissoni's Mex family of low tables: glass tops on painted metal bases with support panels.

Dimensions

1060 × 260 × 1060 mm

Approx. $4,200 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Extra-clear tempered glassSmoked tempered glassBack-lacquered glassMirrored glassPainted metal basePlastic feet
Finishes
Smoked glass back-lacquered blackGlass back-lacquered whiteGlass back-lacquered blackGlass painted coffee colourGlass painted brick red
Colors
Smoked glass back-lacquered blackGlass back-lacquered whiteGlass back-lacquered blackGlass, painted coffee colourGlass, painted brick red

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Description

Overview

Mex is a family of low tables designed by Piero Lissoni, in oval, round, square and rectangular shapes.

Construction

The tops and the vertical support panels are tempered glass; each table stands on a 4 cm matte black-painted metal base with plastic feet and is offered with back-lacquered or mirrored glass bases.

Specifications

  • 269 72 T_ (round): 106 cm in diameter, 26 cm high (values not labelled on the drawing)
  • 269 17 V_ (oval): 170 x 106 cm, 26 cm high

Story

Geometric transparency

The page presents Mex as a family of low tables for the living room, distinguished by a bold stylistic identity, with clean lines and distinct profiles that join elegant glass tops to bases in light to dark colours.

Compartments in the glass

Vertical support panels make compartments in each table for magazines, books and accessories, and the tables can be combined with one another.

More by Piero Lissoni

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