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Sengu Collection

Sengu Coffee Table

Patricia Urquiola's Sengu Coffee Table: a grid of solid wood beams under a glass or marble top.

Dimensions

1500 × 300 × 600 mm

Materials
Solid Canaletto walnut baseSolid natural oak baseSolid oak stained black baseExtra-clear tempered glass topSmoked tempered glass topMarble topPlastic feet
Finishes
Canaletto walnutNatural oakOak stained blackMatt polyester painted finish on marble
Colors
Canaletto walnutNatural oakOak stained blackWhite CarraraGrigio CarnicoVerde AlpiRosso LevantoCalacatta GoldNero Marquina

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Description

Overview

Sengu Coffee Table is a low table by Patricia Urquiola, with a rectangular top in two sizes and a round top in two diameters.

Construction

The base is a grid of oval solid wood beams in walnut or oak, under a top of glass or marble, on plastic feet.

Specifications

  • 564 01 rectangular: 150 cm long, 60 cm deep, height 30 cm (not labelled on the drawing)

Story

An Asian invitation

The page's sub-heading is "An Asian invitation"; the sheet describes the base as a layered grid of beams and the top as extra-clear or smoked glass or marble.

Year

The sheet dates it 2021; the page gives 2022.

More by Patricia Urquiola

Collection

Sengu

Sengu by Patricia Urquiola for Cassina: a sofa from 2020, a dining table from 2021 and a coffee table, a family inspired by the Orient and by Japanese shrines.

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