Tavolo Rock Outdoor
Made by MDF Italia
Designed by Jean-Marie Massaud
L'iconico Rock Table, con la sua silhouette fluida ed elegante, si inserisce con grande personalità in una varietà di ambienti esterni, residenziali o pubblici: giardini, terrazze, dehors. Nella nuova versione ovale, Rock Table diventa il set perfetto per grandi incontri all'aperto, ospitando fino a 12 persone.
Le finiture in cemento naturale, antracite e graniglia, ispirate ai colori della natura, creano un'atmosfera di armonia con l'ambiente circostante.
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Tavolo Rock Outdoor
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the Rock Table Outdoor made from?
The Rock Table is constructed from cast cement with a stone-chip aggregate, giving it both durability and a naturally textured surface that weathers gracefully in outdoor conditions.
Is the Rock Table suitable for year-round outdoor use?
The cement and stone-chip composition is engineered for outdoor exposure, resisting moisture and temperature variation. Its finish choices, natural, anthracite, and stone-chip, are each calibrated to maintain their character over time.
How many people does the oval Rock Table seat?
The oval configuration is designed to accommodate up to twelve guests, making it appropriate for large terrace dining or commercial hospitality settings.
Who is Jean-Marie Massaud?
Jean-Marie Massaud is a Paris-based designer and architect whose work spans furniture, transportation, and urban design. His practice is defined by a commitment to sensory experience and ecological awareness, qualities that run through the Rock Table's material choices and organic form.
What outdoor settings work best with the Rock Table?
The Rock Table is designed for residential gardens and terraces as well as public or commercial outdoor spaces such as restaurant patios and hotel grounds. Its neutral, nature-derived finishes allow it to integrate into both cultivated and more informal landscapes.