Tavolo da pranzo epico
Made by GUBI
Designed by GamFratesi
I tavoli Epic Dining, disegnati da GamFratesi per Gubi, traducono la grandezza delle colonne greche e dell'architettura romana in un pezzo audace e monolitico per le sale da pranzo. Disponibile nelle edizioni rotonda, ellittica e da esterno, la collezione esplora la bellezza tattile del travertino, dell'acciaio rifinito a mano e della quarzite, offrendo una gamma di dimensioni, forme ed espressioni materiche che portano profondità scultorea e raffinatezza duratura sia negli interni che negli ambienti esterni.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is the Epic Dining Table available in?
The Epic Dining Table is offered in travertine, quartzite, and hand-finished steel. Each material carries distinct surface characteristics, with the natural stones varying in veining and tone from piece to piece.
What shapes and sizes does the Epic collection come in?
The collection is available in round and elliptical formats across a range of sizes, as well as an outdoor edition designed for open-air use. Configuration options vary, so consulting with a design professional is recommended for specification.
Who designed the GUBI Epic Dining Table?
The Epic Dining Table was designed by GamFratesi, a Copenhagen-based studio co-founded by Danish architect Stine Gam and Italian architect Enrico Fratesi. Their work consistently bridges Northern European restraint with Southern European craft and material richness.
Is the Epic Dining Table suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. GUBI offers a dedicated outdoor edition of the Epic Dining Table, engineered to withstand open-air conditions while preserving the collection's sculptural character.
How does travertine perform as a dining table surface?
Travertine is a dense limestone valued for its warm tone and characteristic porous texture. As a dining surface it benefits from periodic sealing to guard against staining, and it develops a natural patina over time that many designers consider part of the material's appeal.