Image source: Kartell — Top Top Bar Table
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Top Top Bar Table
TopTop Square for Kartell by Starck and Quitllet: melamine top, transparent leg with a metal core.
Approx. $1,100 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Overview
The TOP TOP Square sits in the Bar Tables department of Kartell's page, which credits "Philippe Starck con Eugeni Quitllet". It is offered in 60 cm and 70 cm sizes, and the page shows the White Melamine finish.
Construction
Kartell's copy for the TopTop range centres on the leg: a transparent section, round or square, whose surface is multi-faceted and which has a metal core inside. The top is described only by its finish name, melamine.
Specifications
- Top size: 60 cm square for the page model (SIZE: 60 cm); no height is published for this code
- Top finishes: three melamine options on the page
Story
A square table in two sizes
This page lists the square TopTop in 60 cm and 70 cm sizes, under the model name TOP TOP Square WHITE MELAMINE, SIZE: 60 cm. The credit on the page reads Philippe Starck con Eugeni Quitllet.
Three melamine finishes
The finish list on the page has three entries: White Melamine, Black Melamine and Melamine Aluminium.
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Collection
Top Top
TopTop tables by Philippe Starck with Eugeni Quitllet for Kartell: a transparent leg with a metal core, carrying glass, laminate or melamine tops in many sizes.



