Four Table Laminate Top

by F. Laviani, from Kartell

four table laminate top

Design Ferruccio Laviani, 2004
Painted steel legs, laminate top
Made in Italy by Kartell

A functional and refined table with a strict geometric design. Thanks to the elegant design solution the thin top seems to be literally levitating into the air, allowing for the easy positioning of drawers and container elements for computer work stations. They can be placed side by side and can be used to form work islands in the office. Four is a practical and informal table with a painted steel structure topped by a surface in stratified laminate with a thickness of 2.5 cm. Four table is a representative table, ideal to give a touch of class to dining rooms, managerial offices and meeting rooms.

Already so versatile and with so many variants, the Four won't settle for use just indoors. There's a new version that's ready to head outside. The Four outdoor table features galvanized steel and an epoxy polyester coating. It is offered in "total white" and available in a variety of rectangular sizes.

square: 50.4" w | 28.3" h | 50.4" d
standard rectangular: 62.2" w | 28.3" h | 31.1" d
medium rectangular: 74.8" w | 28.3" h | 31.1" d
large rectangular: 87.8" w | 28.3" h | 31.1" d

$1,565.00 + free shipping in the continental U.S.
(outdoor versions usually ship in 8-12 weeks. Please allow 24 weeks for all other options)

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F. Laviani

Ferruccio Laviani (b. 1960) of Cremona, Italy graduated from Politecnico di Milano in architecture in 1986 and created industrial design objects, mainly lamps or lighting systems known for colored transparent plastics. From 1986-1991, he was a member of the De Lucchi studio, designing for various companies such as Credito Bergamasco, Mandarina Duck, Memphis, Olivetti, and Swatch. He came into prominence as the Memphis group began to leave its mark on International design. In 1991, he showed his silverware from the Morandotti collection at the "European Capitals of New Design” exhibition at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. The same year, he began a collaboration with Kartell and is now an artistic director and consultant.

Kartell's image and its 59 years of history are described through the company's products. The development, the corporate strategies, the attention the company has paid to technology, the project and the design can be appreciated by observing the products Kartell has produced. Kartell's products express the language and the atmosphere of the period in which they were created, but at the same time, they are "contemporary articles," they incorporate many other values and messages and this is why they have become an integral part of our domestic design world.