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Tris Coffee Table

A low round table with a solid-wood crossed base and wood or marble top.

Dimensions

670 × 260 × 670 mm

Year

2011

Materials
Solid Canaletto walnutSolid ashSolid oakMarbleThermoplastic material
Finishes
Raw-wood effectNaturalStained walnut extraStained teakStained wengeStained brownStained ebonyPolished marbleMatt marble
Colors
Calacatta goldWhite carraraNero marquinaEmperadorEmperador lightMarron damascoGrey stardustCalacatta rhinoPalaceOrobico greyTajmahal

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Description

Overview

Tris is a 2011 family of coffee and side tables by Flexform Design Center. Its solid-wood frame brings four tapered legs together in a crossed arrangement beneath a round top.

Construction

Frame choices are Canaletto walnut, ash and oak. Its top can match that timber structure or use one of the stated marble specifications; thermoplastic pads protect the contact points. Four model codes create three diameters and four heights within this construction.

Specifications

Representative low coffee table 015P70 measures Ø67 × H26 cm.

Story

Simplicity through crossed members

Flexform describes Tris as a study in beauty and simplicity. Four tapered legs meet in a crossed base, creating the feature that remains recognizable across the documented heights and diameters.

A coordinated group of planes

The manufacturer says the family comes in three sizes that can stand alone or overlap as a group; the technical sheet documents four model codes across three diameters and four heights. Wood and marble top routes let those different levels share one structural language.

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