Spinzi Palladium Coffee Table, Contemporary 21st Century Italian Cocktail Table

Silös is a collection that brings together the attraction for abandoned spaces, for metal, mechanics, and for the industrial architecture of Milan. These elements come to life in the...

Palladium is a collection of stools, side tables and coffee tables from Milano based Studio Spinzi. This dining table, that matches the essential, architectural lines of Palladium with the signature burnished metal used for the Meccano collection, is the latest addition to the collection. Crafted from a thick, materic metal sheet, and with a sharp cut in the rounded leg, it is a timeless table fit for any interior - a contemporary minimal living room or the dining room of a neoclassical villa. Pictured are a 121 dining chair by Tobia Scarpa for Cassina (no longer available) and one of Spinzi's Medusa marble...

Palladium Zero is a new take on Spinzi’s iconic side table, designed as part of RE • SET, the concept created by the studio for the Milano Design Week 2022. Starting from the clean,...

Silös is a collection that brings together the attraction for abandoned spaces, for metal, mechanics, and for the industrial architecture of Milan. These elements come to life in the...

Launched in 2019, Palladium has since been our best selling design, offered in bright pastel colours with heavy duty and materic "hammered" or orange peel surfaces. Now, we have decided to take things one step further with this one off piece, hand finished over raw metal. Several chemical processes were involved in the creation of this vibrant, everchanging and mesmerisingly uneven patina. Many shades of colour emerge from the metallic canvas, ranging from dark, bronze tones to vivid hues of greens, reds and blues: the play of substance in the light is extremely attractive. Made as a unique piece for obvious reasons, the piece is finished and ready to ship. While other approaches to patinated Palladium stools...

Silös is a collection that brings together the attraction for abandoned spaces, for metal, mechanics, and for the industrial architecture of Milan. These elements come to life in the...