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Made by Cassina
Designed by Patricia Urquiola
Patricia Urquiola conceived the Bowy Table as a natural extension of the Bowy sofa, carrying its rounded, generous silhouette from interior to terrace without compromise. The form draws from a 1970s sensibility, soft and confident in equal measure, unapologetically expressive in its proportions.
The structure is painted aluminum, light enough to reposition with ease yet substantial in presence. The top is cast from recycled fiberglass, offered in a considered palette that allows each arrangement to feel deliberately composed. Two sizes invite layering, whether stacked, offset, or gathered in loose clusters that shift with the occasion and the light.
- Painted aluminum frame with recycled fiberglass top
- Available in two sizes for flexible, personal arrangements
- Designed for outdoor use on terraces, patios, and garden settings
- Part of Cassina's broader Bowy collection by Patricia Urquiola
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is the Bowy Table made from?
The Bowy Table features a painted aluminum frame paired with a top cast from recycled fiberglass. The combination keeps the piece lightweight for outdoor repositioning while maintaining a strong visual presence.
Is the Cassina Bowy Table suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. The Bowy Table is specifically designed for outdoor environments, including terraces, patios, and garden settings. Both the painted aluminum structure and the recycled fiberglass top are suited to exterior conditions.
What sizes does the Bowy Table come in?
The Bowy Table is available in two sizes, intended to be used together or independently. The two formats allow for layered arrangements, whether clustered tightly or arranged at varying offsets to suit the scale of a given space.
How does the Bowy Table relate to the broader Bowy collection?
Patricia Urquiola designed the Bowy Table as part of Cassina's Bowy family, which includes seating and side pieces sharing the same rounded, sculptural vocabulary. The table extends that language outdoors, maintaining formal coherence across an entire terrace or indoor-outdoor composition.
What is Patricia Urquiola's design approach with the Bowy series?
Urquiola rooted the Bowy series in a 1970s formal sensibility, favoring soft curves and generous proportions over hard geometric lines. The collection reflects her interest in pieces that feel personal and expressive rather than neutral or purely functional.



