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Ora Ito - Edition Limitee Bronze Dining Table

Limited edition of numbered bronze dining tables with a glass top and a bubbled glass base tray.

Dimensions

1630 × 735 × 1630 mm

Materials
Cast bronzeClear tempered glassBubbled glass
Finishes
Gold bronzeAntique green
Style
Avant-garde

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Description

Overview

The Ora Ito Edition Limitée Bronze Dining Table is a bronze version of the Ora Ito table, released as a numbered limited edition. It combines an avant-garde silhouette with bronze, a three-thousand-year-old material.

Construction

The table is cast in bronze by the lost-wax method. The offset base has three twisted supports that resemble vines, and the base carries a tray in bubbled glass. The top is 10 mm clear tempered glass. The finish is gold bronze or antique green.

Specifications

  • Material: cast bronze
  • Top: 10 mm clear tempered glass
  • Diameter: 163 cm
  • Height: 73.5 cm

Story

An avant-garde silhouette in bronze

When opposites attract: the Ora Ito dining table, designed for Roche Bobois, is presented here in a bronze version with a patina finish. Roche Bobois pairs the avant-garde silhouette with a material that is three thousand years old.

Cast in a workshop near Venice

The offset base was created in an artisan workshop near Venice using lost-wax casting. Wax is poured into a mould and then melted out by injecting molten bronze. The result is a table that looks as if it could also be an ancient artefact.

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