Zanotta Quaderna 656 table by Superstudio

Table. Honeycomb core structure coated with white plastic laminate, digitally printed with black squares at 3 cm spacing. 3 different sizes available What we are talking about here...

Table. Clear plate glass top. Stainless steel legs. At the end of the 1960s, Marco Zanuso – ‘design incarnate’ – came along. His gaze was caught by a car deflector, the type with th...

Zanotta Quaderna Small Table in White Plastic Laminate by Superstudio Honeycomb core structure coated with white plastic laminate, digitally printed with black squares at 1 3/16” spacing. What we are talking about here are the terrible kids of Superstudio. In other words, in a given time in history when everything had to be criticised and rethought, in a season when the Italian architecture was passionate and which is now a myth, a group of young students wished to change the world from Florence and definitely managed to leave their mark, at least in our world, the design world. They began with the ‘constant monument’ idea, which wrapped up everything such as a squared magma, continued with the ‘histogram of architecture’, which generated without any effort furniture and ambiences whose “Super-surface was a mental attitude model,” and then finally arrived at the ‘Super-idea’, which beats time with a constant regularity, deliberately written in black and white, conceptually revealed and theoretically closed, eventually generating the Quaderna collection, the most architectural items ever seen in the long history of furniture, which Aurelio Zanotta...

The Split extendable table designed by Ron Arad in 1990 for Poltronova was one of the first items not self—produced by the English designer. Out of production for many years, it was ...