This is truly the design of the genius Columbo.
This table is a modern reinterpretation of a traditional card table designed by Joe Colombo in 1968. It features a tabletop made of plastic laminate, which was a new material at the time, and includes a removable green bay edged with leather, as well as rotating plates with ashtrays that can be stored under the tabletop in each corner. This product embodies the spirit of the era and reflects Joe Colombo's pursuit of new materials and technologies. It is a design icon that is also part of the collection at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Colombo poured his talents into creating various products for alcohol, tobacco, and the women he loved, including glasses for whiskey, pipes for smoking, and beds for nurturing love. Beyond this aspect, he is also recognized as a rare genius designer who sought ideals in products that serve as a means to express the spirit of the times and cutting-edge technology, embodying "virtue" in his work, and continues to be appreciated in contemporary times.
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Designer: Joe Colombo Design Year: 1968 Brand: Zanotta Country of Production: Italy Size: Width 980 × Depth 980 × Height 700 Weight: 67kg Thickness of the tabletop: 14mm Material: Tabletop: Laminated plastic (with removable base) Legs: Stainless steel Assembly required Warranty period: 1 year
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For more details, please contact us. Joe Colombo A designer who left behind numerous masterpieces in just over a decade before passing away in 1971, he shot through the Italian design scene of the 1960s like a comet.
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Each corner is equipped with a rotating plate that includes an ashtray, which can be stored under the tabletop.
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Our company is engaged in the import of interior goods and the manufacturing of original furniture. One of our business areas, product development, involves collecting old materials and products from that time, making improvements to align with modern lifestyles, and commercializing them. We are also focused on discovering designers who are eager to build their history and their works.
