leonardo table
by Castiglioni, from Zanotta
leonardo table
Design Achille Castiglioni, 1940
Steam-treated beech trestle, particleboard or glass top
Made in Italy by Zanotta
"What you need is a constant and consistent way of designing, not a style."
-Achille Castiglioni
Leonardo table was inspired by and named after Leonardo Da Vinci. The table features 2 kiln-dried beech wood trestles with either a 1" thick white particleboard top coated with white plastic laminate or .5" thick plate glass top. The Castiglioni's also designed a similar trestle table the same year named Bramante. Leonardo is height adjustable to five positions.
Achille Castiglioni's imaginative forms and simplistic designs have made him one of the most influential figures in Italian design. Founder of the Association for Industrial design in 1956 and recipient of numerous awards including seven Compasso d'Oro awards.
trestle: 33.9" w | 20.1" d | 24.8" - 35" h
top: 39.4" w | 78.7" L
Steam-treated beech trestle, particleboard or glass top
Made in Italy by Zanotta
"What you need is a constant and consistent way of designing, not a style."
-Achille Castiglioni
Leonardo table was inspired by and named after Leonardo Da Vinci. The table features 2 kiln-dried beech wood trestles with either a 1" thick white particleboard top coated with white plastic laminate or .5" thick plate glass top. The Castiglioni's also designed a similar trestle table the same year named Bramante. Leonardo is height adjustable to five positions.
Achille Castiglioni's imaginative forms and simplistic designs have made him one of the most influential figures in Italian design. Founder of the Association for Industrial design in 1956 and recipient of numerous awards including seven Compasso d'Oro awards.
trestle: 33.9" w | 20.1" d | 24.8" - 35" h
top: 39.4" w | 78.7" L
$3,840.00 + free shipping
(please allow 12-16 weeks for delivery)
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Castiglioni
Achille Castiglioni was a renowned Italian industrial designer often inspired by everyday things. He made use of ordinary materials, preferring to use minimal materials to create a maximal effect. He was best known for his lamps for Flos; Luminator, Arco, and the Snoopy Lamp.
Zanotta is one of the recognized leaders in Italian industrial design. Guided by the insight and wonderful entrepreneurship abilities of the founder, Aureilio Zanotta, beginning in the 1960s it won and has held the international spotlight. This was thanks to its products: emblematic for both their formal and technological innovations.
leonardo table
