An irregularly-shaped glass top is supported by a network of beech struts to form this table by Italian designer Paolo Cappello.
Called Otto, the table is produced by Miniforms.
Here's a little more information from the designer:
Otto is a wooden base, glass top table designed for Miniforms.
This table reinterpretates the way of using tables, no more square or circle surfaces.
The organic shape of the tempered glass top creates a object that can be both used as dining table or office desk: a wide surface to work/design/dine or cook on.
The improbablye air of instability ot the wooden axis-symmetric base combined with the organic top creates a table that nearly seems a live creature to interact with.
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I think it mimics a branch of a tree
beautiful but wondering why the supports don’t hug the edges as closely on the wider side
Paolo, mi hai copiato.
pretty
Beautiful design…
Winner of Oxygen award with a minimalistic chair , Italian designer Paolo Cappello. designed this table characterized by an original cutout of a transparent glass to see a green spectacular frame in wood …
The problem in Italy, Luca Nichetto said, "No one in Italy said Lucas is good" is that we are not creating a network among designers, "and" the influence of the great masters "inhibiting many young designers … .
So Paolo Cappello it is SO GOOD ….
mimics a branch of a tree Christophe Delcourt,Roche-Bobois.
http://www.sourcesanddesign.com/archives/0807/Roc… Christophe Delcourt,
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because the frame is symmetrical and the top not