Cicladi Table
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Designed by Jacopo Foggini
Jacopo Foggini drew from the Aegean archipelago to create the Cicladi Table, a low table that reads as much as sculpture as it does furniture. The alabaster top is shaped by what geologists call the "crude egg" formation, a process of evaporated mineral deposit that produces jagged, irregular edges, shifting veins, and facets no two pieces share.
Viewed from above, each table suggests a small island rising from still water. The silhouette is never repeated. Color, edge, and surface vary with the particular stone, making each Cicladi a singular object rather than a product in the conventional sense.
A cone-shaped metal base anchors the organic form with quiet precision, setting the natural drama of the stone against a resolved geometric support. The dialogue between raw geology and refined metalwork is the defining gesture of the piece.
- Alabaster top with raw, naturally formed edges
- Cone-shaped metal base in multiple finishes
- Available in multiple heights and stone colorations
- Each piece is unique by nature of the mineral formation
Foggini's practice spans industrial design and fine art, and the Cicladi sits at that intersection with particular confidence. It is a work that belongs equally to the geological world it references and the domestic one it inhabits.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of stone is used in the Cicladi Table top?
The tabletop is made from alabaster, a fine-grained mineral prized for its translucency and natural color variation. The edges are shaped by the 'crude egg' formation process of evaporated mineral deposits, so each top has a distinct silhouette, vein pattern, and surface character.
Is every Cicladi Table truly one of a kind?
Yes. Because the alabaster top is formed by a natural geological process rather than cut to a uniform shape, no two tables are identical. Variations in edge profile, veining, and coloration are inherent to the material and are considered part of the design.
What finishes and heights are available for the Cicladi Table?
The Cicladi Table is offered in multiple heights and metal base finishes, with alabaster tops that vary in natural coloration. Configuration options are best confirmed at the time of order, as availability depends on current stone selections.
Who is Jacopo Foggini and what is his design approach?
Jacopo Foggini is an Italian designer and artist based in Milan, recognized for work that foregrounds material process as a generative force in shaping form. His practice spans furniture, lighting, and objects, often using industrial or natural materials in ways that reveal rather than conceal their origins.
How does the Cicladi Table work within a designed interior?
Its low profile and organic silhouette allow it to function as a side or accent table while carrying the visual weight of a sculptural object. The contrast between the raw alabaster top and the precise cone base makes it a strong counterpoint to both contemporary and more classical interiors.
