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Trono Side Table

A low marble-top side table on a color-coated steel base by Umberto Bellardi Ricci.

Materials
MarbleSteel
Finishes
T160 Matt Breccia marbleT161 Brushed Matt Fior di Pesco marble

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Description

Overview

The Trono low side table by Umberto Bellardi Ricci for Tacchini stimulates interactions between design and architecture. It sets up a dialogue between geometric shapes, materials and textures, and the elegant marble top is supported by an essential leg.

Construction

The top is marble, offered in T160 Matt Breccia or T161 Brushed Matt Fior di Pesco. The base is color-coated steel.

Specifications

The two material finishes for the top are T160 Matt Breccia and T161 Brushed Matt Fior di Pesco, both marble, on a color-coated steel base.

Story

Marble top, essential leg

The side table gives the Trono design a marble top carried by an essential leg. The contrast between materials is the point of the piece: an elegant marble top set against a color-coated steel support.

Geometry, materials and textures

The Trono low side table encourages a dialogue between geometric shapes, materials and textures, and it stimulates interactions between design and architecture. Umberto Bellardi Ricci, its designer, puts it this way: "I work with the materials of the city, ranging from stone to concrete to steel."

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