Tavolo da pranzo Tavolo a Dischi
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Progettato da Carlo de Carli nel 1963, il Tavolo a Dischi unisce l'ingegno strutturale con la materialità espressiva attraverso dischi di compensato di betulla impilati attorno a un nucleo metallico nascosto. Ora disponibile in due dimensioni, il suo piedistallo curvo e il piano impiallacciato in noce creano un centrotavola scultoreo e al contempo caldo ed elegante.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Tavolo a Dischi and when?
The Tavolo a Dischi was designed by Carlo de Carli in 1963. De Carli was a Milanese architect and designer who taught at the Politecnico di Milano and was a prominent voice in postwar Italian rationalist design.
How is the Tavolo a Dischi base constructed?
The pedestal is formed by stacking birch plywood discs around a concealed metal core. This approach gives the base both structural integrity and its distinctive layered, sculptural appearance.
What sizes is the Tavolo a Dischi available in?
The table is currently offered in two sizes. Specific dimensions are available on request, and the appropriate size will depend on your dining space and seating configuration.
What is the tabletop material on the Tavolo a Dischi?
The tabletop is finished in walnut veneer, which complements the warm, layered character of the birch plywood base and gives the piece a coherent material identity.
Is the Tavolo a Dischi a reissue or an original vintage piece?
GUBI produces the Tavolo a Dischi as an authorized reissue under its Icons program, which revives significant mid-century designs through careful research and contemporary manufacturing standards.