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Designed by Giulio Cappellini
Il tavolo Org, disegnato da Fabio Novembre, presenta a prima vista un intrigante paradosso: il suo piano sembra essere sospeso dall'alto da dei viticci. Tuttavia, la struttura interna del tavolo è accuratamente nascosta alla vista, ottenuta grazie all'uso di gambe flessibili in corda di polipropilene poste tra gambe rigide con anima in acciaio ed esterno in corda.
Questo tavolo è disponibile anche come console e presenta un piano rotondo in vetro temperato trasparente. Le gambe sono disponibili nei colori bianco, rosso o nero e sono dotate di tappi in acciaio inox satinato.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Cappellini Org table?
The Org table was designed by Fabio Novembre, the Milan-based architect and designer known for emotionally charged, often anthropomorphic work that blurs the boundary between object and installation.
How does the Org table's structure actually work?
The table combines rigid legs with a steel core and a rope exterior alongside flexible polypropylene rope legs. The visual similarity between the two types conceals the structural members, creating the illusion that the glass top is suspended from above.
What materials is the Org table made from?
The top is transparent toughened glass. The legs are wrapped in polypropylene rope, available in white, red, or black, and are capped with satined stainless steel.
Is the Org available in a configuration other than a table?
Yes, Cappellini also produces the Org as a console, maintaining the same structural concept and material palette in an elongated form suited to entryways or living spaces.
What design context does the Cappellini Org table come from?
Cappellini has long positioned itself as a laboratory for experimental design, collaborating with architects and designers who treat furniture as a medium for ideas. The Org table is consistent with that ethos, prioritizing perceptual experience alongside functional form.