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21st Century, Minimalist, European, Table of lined beechwood and Metal Base

Name: 21st Century, Minimalist, European, Table of lined beechwood and Metal Base
Brand: Maria Vidali
Price: 2263.1 USD
Availability: InStock

$2,263.10

About

Table with metal base made of MDF lined beechwood. The base is bent, galvanised metal, oven-painted with acrylic grey color. Measures: 86 cm x 140 cm x 76 cm.

Details

Creator
Maria Vidali (Designer)
Dimensions
Height: 29.93 in. (76 cm)Width: 55.12 in. (140 cm)Depth: 33.86 in. (86 cm)
Style
Minimalist (In the Style Of)
Materials and Techniques
Metal,Beech
Place of Origin
Greece
Period
2010-
Date of Manufacture
2012
Production Type
New & Custom(Limited Edition)
Condition
Seller Location
Tinos, GR
Reference Number
Seller: www.mariavidali.com1stDibs: LU4901215880452
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Ships From: Tinos, Greece
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About The Maker

Maria Vidali Architecture and Design

The furniture of this collection was presented firstly in the exhibition " the poetics of Matter", which was organised by the architect Maria Vidali in collaboration with the video-artist Theophilo Ieropoulo and the semiologist Rea Wallden. The exhibition aimed to reveal the procedure followed by matter becoming a furniture through the Tinian craftsman. They were participating eight carpenters, a marble sculptor and two smiths. The eleven craftsmen created furniture on Maria Vidali's design work. The modern design of the furniture becomes materialised through the work of craftsmen using traditional, contemporary as well as individual techniques. Furniture of the collection were selected and participated in the big exhibition Greek design = Good design in Athens 2013. The furniture are numbered and their production limited.