Low Bol
Designed by Zaven for Zanotta in 2025, Low Bol extends the sculptural logic of the Bol collection into a compact, self-contained form. The concave base is the defining gesture: it lifts the tabletop with quiet confidence, giving the piece a visual weight that reads more as object than furniture.
Crafted from hard polyurethane, the table is available in matte or glossy lacquer across five colors: talc, hemp, caramel, amaranth, and espresso. Each finish interacts differently with the form, the glossy variants sharpening the silhouette and the matte tones softening it into something more atmospheric.
- Two height options for standalone placement or composed groupings
- Hard polyurethane construction with matte or glossy lacquer finish
- Available in talc, hemp, caramel, amaranth, and espresso
- Designed by Zaven, 2025
Zaven, the Venice-based duo of Enrica Cavarzan and Marco Zavagno, works across product and communication design with a sensibility shaped by craft traditions and a sharp attention to proportion. Their work for Zanotta carries that same economy of means: forms that do more with less.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the Zanotta Low Bol table made from?
Low Bol is constructed from hard polyurethane and finished in either matte or glossy lacquer. The material allows for the precise, monolithic form that defines the piece while supporting a range of considered color options.
Who designed the Low Bol table for Zanotta?
Low Bol was designed by Zaven, the Venice-based duo of Enrica Cavarzan and Marco Zavagno, and introduced in 2025. Their practice spans product and communication design, with a consistent focus on proportion and craft.
What colors is the Low Bol available in?
The table is offered in five colors: talc, hemp, caramel, amaranth, and espresso. Each is available in either a matte or glossy lacquer finish, which shifts the character of the form considerably.
Can multiple Low Bol tables be used together?
Yes. The two available heights are intended to work individually or in composed groupings. Arranging them together at varying heights introduces layering and a sense of considered play within a space.
How does the Low Bol relate to the broader Bol collection by Zanotta?
Low Bol continues the sculptural language established across the Bol family, translating its concave base and monolithic character into a smaller, more compact format suited to accent and side table applications.