Pedrera Coffee Table
Made by GUBI
Designed by Joaquim Ruiz Millet and Francisco Barba Corsini
Barba Corsini conceived the Pedrera table in 1955, drawing directly from the undulating facade of Antoni Gaudí's Casa Milà in Barcelona. The sculptural steel base echoes that building's organic rhythm, while the generously rounded glass top holds its form with quiet confidence.
GUBI's reissue preserves Corsini's celebrated silhouette and introduces structured glass tops in transparent, smoke, and bronze finishes alongside a clear glass option. Each finish shifts the table's character, from airy transparency to a warmer, more atmospheric depth.
- Structured glass tops in transparent, smoke, and bronze
- Clear glass top available
- Frame in black, chrome, or brass
- Originally designed 1955, reissued by GUBI
The result is a piece that holds its own as sculpture while functioning with understated precision. It reads equally well in a considered residential interior or a refined hospitality setting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who originally designed the Pedrera Coffee Table?
The Pedrera Coffee Table was designed by Barba Corsini in 1955. Corsini was a Barcelona-based architect whose work drew closely from the modernist and organic traditions of Catalan architecture, most notably the buildings of Antoni Gaudí.
What is the connection between the table and Casa Milà?
Casa Milà, commonly known as La Pedrera, is a Gaudí-designed building in Barcelona whose undulating stone facade and fluid structural forms directly inspired Corsini's design. The table's base reinterprets that organic geometry in steel.
What glass and frame finishes are available for the Pedrera table?
The table is available with structured glass tops in transparent, smoke, or bronze finishes, or with a clear glass top. Frame options include black, chrome, and brass, allowing the piece to be calibrated to a range of interior palettes.
Is the Pedrera Coffee Table suitable for commercial or hospitality projects?
Yes. Its considered proportions and material versatility make it well suited to sophisticated hospitality interiors, hotel lobbies, and lounge environments, in addition to residential applications.
How does structured glass differ from standard clear glass in this table?
Structured glass carries a subtle surface texture that refracts light differently from polished clear glass, introducing a tactile and visual quality to the top. In smoke and bronze tints, it also adds tonal warmth and a degree of opacity that shifts the table's overall atmosphere.
