Spectrum
Made by Glas Italia
Designed by Piero Lissoni
Piero Lissoni conceived Spectrum as a study in glass as structure and surface simultaneously. The low table takes the form of a shallow tub, its walls built by bonding laminated glass slabs at a precise 45-degree angle, a method that transforms the joint itself into part of the composition.
The mirrored base reflects whatever material frames it above: sides may be specified in printed glass flutes, printed glass Quadretti, or glass bonded with Masaccio or Botticelli fabric. Transparent colored glass, available in twelve colors, introduces chromatic depth without obscuring the underlying geometry.
- Laminated glass construction bonded at 45 degrees
- Mirrored bottom with sides in printed, fabric-backed, or colored glass
- Twelve color options for the transparent colored glass
- Repositionable top surface in extralight or transparent colored glass
The accompanying top surface, in extralight or colored glass, rests freely on the tub form and can be positioned as desired, giving the piece a quiet adaptability that suits both residential and contract environments.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What glass construction method defines the Spectrum table?
The Spectrum table is built by bonding laminated glass slabs at a 45-degree angle to form a tub-like enclosure. This joinery technique is both structural and aesthetic, making the seam a visible part of the design language.
What side panel options are available for Spectrum?
The sides can be specified in printed glass flutes, printed glass Quadretti, glass bonded with Masaccio or Botticelli fabric, or transparent colored glass in twelve colors. Each option produces a distinctly different visual character while sharing the same underlying form.
Can the top surface of the Spectrum table be repositioned?
Yes. The support surface is designed to rest freely on the tub structure and can be placed in different positions, allowing a degree of informal flexibility in how the table presents itself within a room.
Who is Piero Lissoni and what defines his design approach?
Piero Lissoni is a Milan-based architect and designer known for a restrained, architecturally rigorous sensibility. His work consistently prioritizes proportion and material precision over ornament, a philosophy clearly evident in the Spectrum table's reliance on geometry and glass quality rather than decorative addition.
Is the Spectrum table made to order?
Spectrum is produced by Glas Italia as a made-to-order piece, which allows for selection among the available glass types, finishes, and color options to suit a specific interior or project.