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Spello Table

A rectangular table pairing sculptural metal supports with wood or marble tops.

Dimensions

2000 × 730 × 1050 mm

Year

2018

Materials
MetalThermoplastic materialCanaletto walnutAshOakMarble
Finishes
Epoxy powder coatedBurnishedGlossy anthraciteTitanium matt 710Raw-wood effectNaturalStained walnut extraStained teakStained wengeStained brownStained ebonyPolished marbleMatt marble
Colors
White 100Pearl beige 130Cream white 150White mat 160Cream colour 205Wine red 405Kaki green 705Umbra grey 720Pearl mouse grey 740Brown grey 805Bronzed 820Black 900Calacatta goldWhite carraraNero marquinaEmperadorEmperador lightMarron damascoGrey stardustCalacatta rhinoPalaceOrobico greyTajmahal
Style
Brutalist

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Description

Overview

Spello is a 2018 table by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti. Flexform traces its sculptural supports to Brutalism, setting their robust shapes against the detailed surface of the top.

Construction

Two epoxy powder-coated metal bases support a rectangular top. Wood versions use Canaletto walnut, ash or oak; stone versions draw from Flexform's marble schedule. Flexform offers rectangular formats only.

Specifications

Code 025280, the representative wooden-top model, measures 200 × 105 × 73 cm. Flexform documents three lengths in both wood and marble.

Story

Brutalist reference

Flexform names Brutalism as the source of Spello's rugged, raw forms and robust structure. The two separate metal bases give that architectural reference a clear physical presence beneath the top.

Counterpoint at the top

The manufacturer sets the severity of the supports against a more intricate upper surface. On the wood version, the boards recall inlay work and a subtle opening runs along the top; the same rectangular design is also offered in several marbles.

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