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Cassina iMaestri Collection Collection

Plana Coffee Table

Charlotte Perriand's thick-topped Plana coffee table of 1969, in oak, walnut or lacquer.

Dimensions

1830 × 330 × 700 mm

Year

1969

Materials
Solid oakAmerican walnutMDFLacquerFelt pads
Finishes
Canaletto walnutOak, matt black-dyed open poreGlossy lacquerMatte lacquer
Colors
Canaletto walnutOak, matt black-dyed open pore

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Plana is a solid wood coffee table by Charlotte Perriand, created in 1969 for the Japanese embassy in Paris and produced by Cassina since 2004.

Construction

According to the page the structure is solid oak, Canaletto walnut or lacquer. The sheet gives an MDF top or slats in massive oak or American walnut, with legs in the same options and felt pads.

Low rectangular table with a dark glossy top and chunky legs on a white backgroundImage source: Cassina — Plana Coffee Table · © Cassina and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Specifications

  • 515 02/04: 183 cm long, 70 cm deep, 33 cm high
  • Structure: solid oak, Canaletto walnut or lacquered finish (page)
  • Lacquer: glossy or matte, from the Cassina range

Story

A boulder shaped by the sea

The sheet says the idea comes from Perriand's impact on seeing a colossal rock smoothed by the waves; the thick table-top and concave edges follow from it. The table was created in 1969 for the Japanese embassy in Paris.

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Collection

Cassina iMaestri Collection

Cassina's iMaestri Collection, begun in 1965 with Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand, since joined by Rietveld, Albini, Ponti and Eames.

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