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Pedrera Coffee Table

A 1955 coffee table with a sculptural steel base and rounded glass top.

Dimensions

1060 × 380 × 420 mm

Year

1955

Approx. $2,200 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
SteelGlassStructured glass
Finishes
ChromeBlack Semi MattBrass Semi Matt
Colors
TransparentSmokeBronze

Official product information

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Description

Rounded glass and steel

The Pedrera Coffee Table was designed in 1955. GUBI describes an organically rounded glass top carried on a sculptural steel base. The range includes clear glass and structured glass versions, each preserving the three-sided outline and low coffee-table format.

Specifications

The official drawings label the table at 1060 mm wide, 420 mm deep and 380 mm high. Structured glass is offered in three named options, paired with chrome, black semi-matt or brass semi-matt frames.

Story

A table for La Pedrera

GUBI attributes the design to Barba Corsini and connects its form to Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera. The manufacturer describes the table as Gaudí-inspired and relates its rounded outline to the building's undulating forms.

Current versions

The present range combines clear or structured glass with three frame finishes, retaining the 1955 geometry while varying surface and frame treatment.

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