Tavolo da pranzo 10° Joint Stone
Made by Exteta
Designed by Massimo Castagna
Il tavolo da pranzo 10th Joint Stone Dining Table mette in risalto la costruzione come linguaggio di design espressivo. Giunzioni a vista e superfici in pietra sottolineano la precisione e l'integrità materica, creando un tavolo da pranzo per esterni audace ma raffinato che celebra l'artigianalità e la chiarezza architettonica.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the 10th Joint Stone Dining Table?
The table was designed by Massimo Castagna, a Milan-based architect and designer known for work that treats structural logic as a primary aesthetic language. His collaboration with Exteta focuses on outdoor furniture that carries the precision of interior design thinking.
Is the 10th Joint Stone table suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. The table is engineered specifically for outdoor environments, with stone and structural materials selected for their durability and ability to develop character through exposure to the elements.
What type of stone is used in the 10th Joint Stone table?
Exteta specifies natural stone for this piece, chosen for its density, surface texture, and capacity to hold its presence in an outdoor setting. Specific stone options are best confirmed with a design expert, as finishes may vary.
What is Exteta's design philosophy for outdoor furniture?
Exteta approaches outdoor furniture as an extension of architectural thinking, with an emphasis on craft, material authenticity, and forms that hold their integrity in open-air environments. The brand is produced in Italy with close attention to construction quality.
How does exposed joinery function as a design element in this table?
Castagna uses visible joints as a formal statement, drawing attention to how the piece is assembled rather than hiding that process. The joinery becomes part of the table's identity, giving the design structural transparency and visual weight.
