Tavolino Mangiafuoco
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Designed by Zanellato/Bortotto
Il tavolino Mangiafuoco di Moroso è un progetto del 2024 di Zanellato/Bortotto, incentrato sulla trasformazione del rame attraverso il fuoco e il colore. Un semplice oggetto in metallo viene rivestito con polveri di vetro e cotto ad alta temperatura, rivelando effetti cromatici inaspettati pur preservando la natura del materiale.
Il risultato è un tavolino con una forte presenza artigianale e un raffinato spirito sperimentale. Mangiafuoco porta ricchezza, profondità e un senso di alchimia controllata in salotti, lounge e interni di hotel, dove la sua superficie diventa sia piano funzionale che evento decorativo. Il suo carattere su ordinazione permette di considerare le scelte di finitura, colore e proporzione all'interno di un concetto di interior più ampio, mantenendo il pezzo allineato con i materiali circostanti. Il risultato è raffinato, versatile e altamente adatto a progetti di design sofisticati.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the glass powder firing technique used in Mangiafuoco?
The process involves applying glass powders to a copper form and kiln-firing at high temperature. The heat fuses the glass to the metal surface while producing chromatic effects, including iridescence and tonal depth, that cannot be precisely predicted or replicated, making each piece unique.
Who are the designers Zanellato/Bortotto?
Zanellato/Bortotto is a Venetian design studio founded by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance collaborators Giorgia Zanellato and Daniele Bortotto. Their practice is grounded in material research and quiet formal precision, and they have produced work for several significant Italian manufacturers, often exploring craft techniques in contemporary contexts.
Is the Mangiafuoco side table made to order?
Yes. The piece is produced to order, which allows finish, color tone, and proportion to be considered in relation to the surrounding interior, ensuring the table reads cohesively within its specific spatial and material context.
How should a kiln-fired copper surface be maintained?
Glass-fused copper surfaces should be cleaned with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth. Abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals should be avoided, as they can compromise the integrity of the glass layer and alter its optical qualities over time.
How does Mangiafuoco work in a hospitality or residential interior?
The table's scale and material presence make it effective as an accent piece in living rooms, lounges, and hospitality settings where a surface can carry visual weight beyond its function. Its iridescent finish responds to ambient light, giving the piece a different character across times of day.