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Pilotis Ceramic

Cylindrical ceramic side table by Rodolfo Dordoni for Minotti, in one size and eight colours.

Dimensions

270 × 450 × 270 mm

Materials
Ceramic, fired again after vitrificationStainless-steel underside plateBlack felt glidesABS foot pads, 15 mm high
Finishes
Ceramic in eight coloursUnderside plate: matt black varnish
Colors
TundraSunflowerWhiteForest GreenCoffeePlumRustLime
Style
CylindricalCeramic

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Description

Overview

Pilotis Ceramic is a ceramic version of the Pilotis side tables by Rodolfo Dordoni for Minotti. Minotti describes the tables as solids of pure geometry with an iconic cylindrical shape, reminiscent of the distinctive architectural elements of Rationalism.

Pilotis Ceramic table beside an armchair and a low table, official Minotti photoImage source: Minotti — Pilotis Ceramic · © Minotti and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Construction

The body is ceramic made with an ancient artisanal technique in which the ceramic is fired again after vitrification. The underside carries a stainless-steel plate varnished matt black, and black protective felt glides are fitted.

Specifications

The table is offered in one size: 27 cm in diameter and 45 cm high.

Story

Rationalism in a cylinder

The page links the cylinder to the architectural elements that characterise Rationalism. The ceramic version turns that shape into a signature piece for indoor and open-air living spaces.

Fired twice

The technique named on the page is an ancient artisanal one: the ceramic is fired again after vitrification. The page describes the result as a kaleidoscopic range of eight nuances. Minotti lists Pilotis Ceramic in its 2024 Collection.

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