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Shanghai Tip Low Table

Shanghai Tip round low table by Patricia Urquiola in powder-coated tubular and plate steel

Dimensions

350 × 480 × 350 mm

Year

2006

Materials
Steel plateTubular steel
Finishes
Powder-coated steel
Colors
GoldMudLimeRose GoldSandMilk MintOxido RedBlack Matt

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Description

Overview

The 2006 Shanghai Tip Low Table by Patricia Urquiola carries code SH0243, corresponding to varnished-steel table code 243. The model uses a round top above a crossing tubular frame.

Construction

The top is steel plate and the base is tubular steel with a powder-coated finish. The wider Shanghai Tip table range also includes chromed steel and glass-top versions, but code 243 is the varnished round model selected here.

Specifications

  • Code: SH0243 / 243
  • Overall size: Ø35 x H48 cm
  • Top: steel plate
  • Base: tubular steel
  • Weight: 11 kg

Story

A compact crossing structure

Shanghai Tip balances a small round top on a network of slender tubular supports. Patricia Urquiola's composition makes the crossing frame visible rather than hiding it beneath the surface.

Steel and powder coating

Code 243 combines a steel-plate top with a powder-coated tubular base. Eight powder-coated colour choices are available, allowing the compact table to retain the same structure while changing its surface character.

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