Tavolino da caffè TS
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Designed by GamFratesi
Il tavolino TS di GamFratesi è caratterizzato da esili gambe incrociate e da un solido piano circolare che insieme creano un profilo scultoreo e discretamente lussuoso. Disponibile in diverse dimensioni, basi e piani, incluso il marmo, traduce l'atmosfera del The Standard di Copenhagen in un elegante pezzo centrale per gli spazi abitativi.
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Tavolino da caffè TS
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Who designed the GUBI TS Coffee Table?
The TS Coffee Table was designed by GamFratesi, the Copenhagen-based studio founded by Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi. The studio is known for work that bridges Scandinavian and Italian design traditions, and the TS Table was originally created for The Standard restaurant in Copenhagen.
What materials is the TS Coffee Table available in?
The TS Coffee Table is available with tops in solid wood and marble, offered across several finishes and colour options. The base is available in multiple configurations, allowing for a considered pairing of materials suited to the surrounding interior.
What sizes does the GUBI TS Coffee Table come in?
The TS Coffee Table is offered in multiple diameters, making it adaptable to both intimate seating arrangements and larger living spaces. Specific dimensions vary by configuration and are best confirmed with a design consultant.
Is the TS Coffee Table suitable for contract or hospitality use?
Yes. The TS Coffee Table was originally designed for a hospitality context, The Standard in Copenhagen, so its proportions and material options are well suited to contract environments such as hotel lounges, restaurants, and private members' clubs.
How does GamFratesi's design philosophy inform the TS Table?
GamFratesi works at the intersection of Scandinavian functionalism and Italian craft, often exploring how cultural memory can be embedded in form. The TS Table's crossing-leg base is both a structural solution and a compositional choice, reflecting the studio's interest in objects that carry narrative weight without ornamentation.
