Plynto Side Table
Made by Henge
Designed by Ugo Cacciatori
Ugo Cacciatori came to furniture through jewelry, and the Plynto carries that lineage. Each element, stone, glass, metal, is treated as a distinct object in dialogue rather than a single blended form. The result is a side table that reads as sculpture before it reads as function.
Henge, founded in Milan, builds each piece to order with an emphasis on finish depth and material precision. The Plynto's compact geometry is deceptive: small in footprint, considerable in presence. Stone varieties shift the composition toward weight and opacity. Glass treatments introduce reflection and translucency. Metal tones tie the elements into resolution.
- Designed by Ugo Cacciatori
- Produced by Henge, Milan
- Construction: stone, glass, and metal
- Available in multiple stone varieties, metal tones, and glass treatments
- Made to order
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is the Henge Plynto Side Table made from?
The Plynto is constructed from a combination of stone, glass, and metal. Henge offers multiple variations in stone type, metal finish, and glass treatment, so the final character of each piece depends on the configuration selected.
Who designed the Plynto Side Table?
Ugo Cacciatori designed the Plynto for Henge. Cacciatori trained as a jeweler and sculptor, and that sensibility carries directly into his furniture work, where proportion and material dialogue take precedence over decorative surface.
Is the Henge Plynto made to order?
Yes. Like most pieces in the Henge collection, the Plynto is produced to order, which allows for customization in materials and finishes. Lead times vary depending on the configuration and current production schedule.
How does the Plynto work alongside a sofa or lounge chair?
The Plynto's compact footprint and considered height make it well suited to placement beside a sofa or lounge chair. Its sculptural form holds visual presence without competing with surrounding furniture.
What is Henge's design philosophy?
Henge is a Milan-based brand that positions itself at the intersection of architecture and craft. The studio prioritizes natural materials, precise finishing, and forms that feel permanent rather than trend-driven.
