



Mex-Hi
Made by Cassina
Designed by Piero Lissoni
Piero Lissoni's Mex-Hi occasional table is a quietly considered object, one where the relationship between materials does the speaking. A steel frame, precise in its geometry, anchors a composition of surfaces: a wooden tray, a stone top, or both in the larger configuration, where the two coexist in deliberate contrast.
The mechanism that holds it all together is as considered as the form itself. Tops and trays are secured to the underside of the steel frame through a series of knobs, a detail that is honest, functional, and refined in equal measure. Nothing is hidden. Nothing is excessive.
- Available with a wooden tray or stone top
- Larger format accommodates both wood tray and stone top simultaneously
- Steel frame with knob-secured top and tray attachment
- Made to order with material and finish options
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are available for the Mex-Hi table?
The Mex-Hi is offered with a wooden tray, a stone top, or both in the larger format configuration. The frame is steel, and the combination of materials is central to the table's design concept.
How does the Mex-Hi top attachment mechanism work?
The tops and trays are secured to the underside of the steel frame via a series of knobs. This exposed fastening system is an intentional design decision by Piero Lissoni, where the functional detail becomes a visible part of the object's character.
What is the difference between the standard and larger Mex-Hi formats?
The standard configuration accommodates either a wooden tray or a stone top. The larger format is designed to hold both surfaces simultaneously, allowing wood and stone to coexist within a single composition.
Who designed the Cassina Mex-Hi table?
The Mex-Hi was designed by Piero Lissoni, the Milan-based architect and designer known for his precise, restrained aesthetic. Lissoni has maintained a long-standing creative relationship with Cassina.
Is the Mex-Hi table made to order?
Yes, the Mex-Hi is produced as a made-to-order piece, allowing for selection of specific materials and finishes to suit the requirements of a given interior.



