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Quaderna Small Table 710
Superstudio's long, low Quaderna small table in squared white Print laminate, 150 x 42 x 39 cm
1500 × 390 × 420 mm
1969
Official product information
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Overview
Quaderna Small Table 710 is a long, low table by Superstudio, produced by Zanotta and dated 1969-72 on its product page. On the data sheet the build is a honeycomb core clad in white laminate, with a black square grid printed every 3 cm.
Construction
- Structure: honeycomb core
- Cladding: white Print laminate, which the page's English text calls plastic laminate
- Grid: printed black squares, 3 cm apart
Specifications
- Size: 150 x 42 x 39 cm (axes assigned by view position)
- Year of design: 1969
Story
Superidea
Zanotta's text follows Superstudio from the Continuous Monument through the Architecture Histograms to a Superidea, and says that path leads to the Quaderna collection, which Aurelio Zanotta was ready to turn into a myth.
A squared plane with legs
Zanotta calls the series an artificial landscape, extendable at will and neutral and strong at once, and sums it up as a single squared plane with legs.
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Collection
Quaderna
Explore Zanotta Quaderna by Superstudio, the 1972 grid-covered furniture collection developed from Misura M across tables, desks and storage pieces today.





