Piano un Plateau
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Designed by Charlotte Perriand
Pezzo iconico, disegnato dall'inimitabile maestra moderna Charlotte Perriand nel 1937, il tavolo Table a Plateau Interchangeable fece la sua prima apparizione nello studio della luminare del design a Montparnasse, Parigi, e in seguito ispirò molti dei progetti successivi di Perriand, inclusi i suoi pezzi degli anni '40 che richiamavano un'estetica giapponese con ripiani o vassoi intrecciati realizzati con materiali locali e naturali, e i soggiorni negli appartamenti dell'Unité d'Habitation a Marsiglia. Ora adattato per uso esterno, questo classico del design fa parte della Collezione Cassina I Maestri, un mobile senza tempo ed elegante che si adatta a molti ambienti diversi, per un accento raffinato e minimalista nelle case contemporanee. Tre robuste gambe cilindriche in teak massello sono unite da traverse che sostengono un piano in marmo di Carrara con finitura a olio-acqua, accentuando la grazia dei materiali naturali e la bellezza delle forme geometriche ben bilanciate. Disponibile in due misure, questo elegante tavolo si presenta in modo distinto se abbinato o raffinato ed elegante se da solo, aggiungendo un senso di bravura e brillantezza agli spazi esterni.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Charlotte Perriand design the Table à Plateau?
Perriand designed the Table à Plateau Interchangeable in 1937, originally for her own studio in Paris. It remained a recurring presence in her work across Europe and Japan for decades afterward.
What materials is the outdoor version made from?
The outdoor version is constructed with legs and crosspieces in solid teak, a wood prized for its natural resistance to moisture and weathering. The top's material may vary by configuration.
What is Cassina's I Maestri collection?
I Maestri is Cassina's program of authorized reissues honoring canonical works by architects and designers such as Le Corbusier, Gio Ponti, and Charlotte Perriand. Each piece is produced in close collaboration with the designers' estates or foundations.
Is the Table à Plateau top truly interchangeable?
Yes. Interchangeability was central to Perriand's original design intent, allowing different top materials and finishes to be used on the same base structure. This adaptability gave the table its cultural range across her projects.
How does the Table à Plateau relate to the Unité d'Habitation?
Perriand specified the Table à Plateau for the communal living spaces of Le Corbusier's Unité d'Habitation in Marseille, completed in the early 1950s. Its presence there reflects the broader postwar project of integrating thoughtful design into collective domestic life.