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Torrone table
Torrone table
Rosà, Italy
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Torrone table
Rosà, Italy
"Torrone" table concept originates from the continuos research that the firm carry out while experimenting different surface treatments.
The table is composed of three elements that correspond to three different materials firmly distincted one from each other.
The legs of the structure are made by two volumes of white concrete, later cut and smoothed making the light coloured aggregate contained in it visible.
The structural elements that joins the two legs and give strength to the entire structure are made of wood. All wooden elements are precisely shaped to emphasize the separation between materials.
The top surface is made of a single slab of full body sintered stone, provided by Lapitec, in “Bianco Assoluto Satin” finishing. The association between the material and the satin finishing give to the top slab an extremely clean and minimal image, in balance with the whole structure.
The table is composed of three elements that correspond to three different materials firmly distincted one from each other.
The legs of the structure are made by two volumes of white concrete, later cut and smoothed making the light coloured aggregate contained in it visible.
The structural elements that joins the two legs and give strength to the entire structure are made of wood. All wooden elements are precisely shaped to emphasize the separation between materials.
The top surface is made of a single slab of full body sintered stone, provided by Lapitec, in “Bianco Assoluto Satin” finishing. The association between the material and the satin finishing give to the top slab an extremely clean and minimal image, in balance with the whole structure.